[NEWS] North Korea accuses US of declaring war

[Ipquarx]

ah yes firing nuclear missiles over japan isnt a declaration of war but a tweet is
what a world we live in

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[otto-san]

ah yes firing nuclear missiles over japan isnt a declaration of war but a tweet is
what a world we live in

to be Fair we did fly bombers near their territory, but yeah their actions are a tad bit more aggressive. course Annoying Orange's rhetoric toward NK hasn't really put us in a better spot with them either

either way i'd lend this particular threat more credence than past ones because of the current climate

[Ronin]

well we technically already been at war since 50s. these threats and tests been a monthly occurrence since then (90s), and no one notices till now? without bill and barack giving nk cash every time they whine, suddenly stuff is going down?

They just want the new Lebron shoes, then some spending money for casinos abroad.

[NotBomberguy]

so when do we forget them in their pyongyang

[Anthony Fuckstick]

someone get dion on the line holy stuff

[Decepticon]

That's a pretty sick track

it was going to be a pretty sick game too
at least the soundtrack lives on

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prepare for the nUKEs

[ahoy]

they're not gonna nuke us

[Ragequit]

chosin reservoir round 2 get the forget ready zipperheads

[SUSHI]

ah yes firing nuclear missiles over japan isnt a declaration of war but a tweet is
what a world we live in

North Korea only tested the delivery system, the missiles they launched over Japan did not contain nuclear payloads. Japan might have a large population despite being such a relatively small country, but a considerable amount of their land is sparsely populated and as such, the debris from a failed test is unlikely to cause any significant damage.

I'm not defending North Korea's actions, but lots of people have quite a misconstrued view about the recent missile testings and how much of a direct threat they actually were.

[TristanLuigi]

North Korea only tested the delivery system, the missiles they launched over Japan did not contain nuclear payloads. Japan might have a large population despite being such a relatively small country, but a considerable amount of their land is sparsely populated and as such, the debris from a failed test is unlikely to cause any significant damage.

I'm not defending North Korea's actions, but lots of people have quite a misconstrued view about the recent missile testings and how much of a direct threat they actually were.

While I agree that it's been blown out of proportion, I don't think that's a very good defense.

It's like if you fired a gun loaded with a blank at someone, and when they panic, stating "don't worry, I wasn't firing a live round at you. I was only practicing firing a live round at you!"

[Drydess]

While I agree that it's been blown out of proportion, I don't think that's a very good defense.

It's like if you fired a gun loaded with a blank at someone, and when they panic, stating "don't worry, I wasn't firing a live round at you. I was only practicing firing a live round at you!"

using your gun brown townogy it's more like firing a water bullet. hurts like hell and forget does it matter but it wouldn't kill or maim you

[Rally]

to be Fair we did fly bombers near their territory blah blah Annoying Orange

Holy forget lol

[otto-san]

Holy forget lol

One Day You Will Meet Your Maker And I Will Judge You For Your Crimes. Bitch

[Ipquarx]

I'm not defending North Korea's actions

no you literally just did
firing a missile over mainland japan is the closest thing to an act of nuclear* war since the cuban missile crCIA and there is no way to lessen that
edit: a word