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Lemmitors having a normal one about the DPRK
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The U.N is a joke as is. The blowhards who preach about law and order are the same ones that sew lawlessness and disorder. With or without the existence of the U.N, the western powers would do exactly the same thing to the DPRK.
And with or without the U.N China and Russia don't actually give a shit and allow the DPRK to do exactly what they're "not allowed to do" since they share borders with them and the U.S under Biden or any president can go piss upwind if they think they can force the RF, the PRC, and the DPRK to do its bidding.
They do for sure do trade with the DPRK in spite of these UNSC resolutions but surely many smaller countries that would do business with the DPRK also are discouraged by the resolutions?
https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN1ZL34G/
Not to mention Russia is going to be responsible for linking occupied Korea with the DPRK via trade over time the same way Taiwan is being brought back into the fold