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Argumentative Essay On North Korea

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If you have not heard of what is happening in North Korea you are living under a rock. For the last 50 years we have been trying to talk to North Korea peacefully, but they just don't want to, ever thought maybe because they actually want a war. This is a bad sight for America that they want to have nuclear warfare because it is high cost and maintenance. Building bombs is not the easiest and least expensive thing you know! They are also filled with plenty of risks one such as that they can accidentally lead to radiation disaster with a massive reach dangering your own country. Last, it is showing a lack of morals for the countries that are using it, the morals associated with a lawful nation and its people are put into question. America has

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