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What was Donald Trump thinking when he saluted a North Korean general?

I’m just thinking how the right would have reacted to this same exact shot, only with Obama doing the saluting. I think they would have gone thermonuclear.

Does North Korea actually want South Korea? It seems like they just want to be left alone. What is their endgame?

A big “YES”. North Korea want South Korea and this is the biggest reason for the Korean War. After the Japanese occupation in Korea ended. Korea was divided in a 36 degree parallel where the region above the parallel (North Korea) was given to Russia and the region below the parallel (South Korea) was given to the USA. North Korea was not satisfied, they extended their area by extending beyond the 36 degree parallel and occupied majority of South Korea including Seoul and excluding Busan and some other regions near Busan.After that the president of USA wanted to bring capitalism to Korea. So, they sent the American military to Busan and captured South Korea back. And they don’t want to bring democracy only in South Korea they wanted to bring it also to North Korea. So he too crossed the 36 degree parallel and occupied majority of the portion of North Korea.Now, North Korea got humiliated and communist China came to help North Korea. The Chinese and North Korean forces with backups by Russia on one side and the capitalist South Korean, American forces on the other sides led the Korean war. 30,000 U.S soldiers died in this war. And as a result No one won the Korean war. It was just a “draw match”. This was the respective South & North Korea after the war.Still today. In North Korean schools only the united Korean map are shown to the students. They teach them that both North and South Korea are same but South Koreans are the one who sold the part of their land to the Americans. North Koreans are trying to make South Korea to surrender by launching several nukes. On the other hand, South Korea is welcoming North Korean defectors with open arms and many Korean reunification conglomerates rose in South Korea.Conclusion:- Yes, North Korea wants to rule the entire Korean peninsula. They don’t want their country to be left alone. They are also trying to nuke Japan and USA. They are staying isolated for now and developing nuclear arms. The endgame would probably result in the unification of Korea under capitalist rule. But no one knows what will happen.

How do people from Spain and Portugal view South Korea and so does their stuff (like Hyundai and Kia cars, bullying Japan, very hairless men, computer game junkies, etc.) as well?

People from Portugal don’t really have that much knowledge about South Korea. Except of course, those stereotypical subjects you mentioned. The average portuguese person will base their views on the K-Pop wave, and assume it’s a very superficial country where beauty standards are highly feminine. Besides that, there’s not really a lot of conceptions regarding South Korea as a country or South Koreans, since they might not even know how to identify one and generalise as “chinese”.

Why wasn't North Korea defeated in the Korean War? It seems so pathetic now, was it not then?

China's entry into the war changed the strategic situation, considerably. There's the practical aspect of over a million Chinese soldiers fighting in Korea through the war; together with the North Korean army this considerably outnumbered UN forces. This a formidable challenge on the ground regardless of UN superiority in firepower or weaponry. Perhaps this, alongside China's clear commitment to keeping the United States away from its borders, informed the administration's ultimately unwillingness to pursue a general war with China. Strategically this probably would've been necessary in order to fully dislodge Chinese troops from North Korea. General MacArthur, head of the UN forces for much of the war, pushed this option and even advocated using nuclear weapons. It's not too hard to see the catastrophic implications that might've come, in the context of the Cold War, had the route of general war with China being pursued. Once this strategic question was settled, my interpretation is that it no longer made much sense to try to "win" in North Korea, especially as the UN had technically succeeded in defending South Korea.

What can the United States do to appease North Korea?

It doesn’t have to do a thing. What it should do is ignore them. Trump needs to stop his third grade pissing contest with his counterpart in childishly moronic un-Diplomacy and shut the hell up for once.Then send over serious people to talk after the smoke clears in a few months.Trump’s abject failure in this matter has made the US a laughing stock yet again and made our allies in the region more terrified of our blather-headed incompetence than the braggadocio of Un.Un needs food and he needs medicine. It’s likely he started this all in a simple attempt to get attention and start some deals. But the “world’s greatest deal maker” decided to shit all over the very idea of diplomacy and deal making and try to start a nuclear war. Trump is an idiot and a madman. He m=needs to shut up, resign, and fade away. He is the danger the world does not need now.