- 11 May 2018 16:20
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One Degree wrote:You are still evading answering why reunification is necessary to improve economic conditions. Simply posting economic differences is meaningless. No one is arguing there is a difference.DPRK is incapable of improving its conditions. This is self-evident to all but the most stubborn and ignorant. DPRK has stagnated and has a trivial GDP. It's under continued sanctions that would be lifted under unification.
One Degree wrote:Even the reunification of Germany is questionable.Germany is one the most powerful countries in the world in terms of economy, and one of the best countries in the world in terms of freedoms and other Western liberties. It's a European powerhouse.
One Degree wrote:As usual, you just assume your view is what everyone accepts.You are incapable of providing any argument against unification. You've presented nothing to support your claims. Perhaps you should try instead of pretending your feelings are hurt by someone contradicting your opinion.
One Degree wrote:It would appear Germany is facing some divisions and some of those divisions are more apparent along previous East West divisions.Germany is not having problems that will result in it splitting. can you provide some evidence of East/West divisions, or is it just more opinion? You "appear" to not know what you are talking about. Let's see some source material supporting your claims.
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