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Mometaskers

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Unlikely. The situation is way different than that of the former East Germany. The North is a nuclear armed country and as has been shown the regime there would rather burn down the entire peninsula than get dislodged from power.

Quote from: covfefe_ on March 06, 2018, 05:29:06 AM

With completely different ideologies and system of government, it would be nearly impossible for south koreans to accept the leadership of Kim.
And for Kim, I don't think he (and the person behind him) would accept democracy.
In my opinion, North Korea is out of fund and wants some free treat.
Kim might accept North as a communist autonomous region of Korea where service and development funds are provided by the democratic korea but the region can opt out of paying the taxes.

I don't think the South would be happy with that nor accept Kim as the leader of a united Korea. And as you mentioned, the South has tasted democracy, I doubt they'd be happy to ruled by what is basically a theocratic monarchy.

covfefe_

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With completely different ideologies and system of government, it would be nearly impossible for south koreans to accept the leadership of Kim.
And for Kim, I don't think he (and the person behind him) would accept democracy.
In my opinion, North Korea is out of fund and wants some free treat.
Kim might accept North as a communist autonomous region of Korea where service and development funds are provided by the democratic korea but the region can opt out of paying the taxes.

KP Oli

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The communism and capitalism of cold war divided Korea.
How likely would you see the unification of Korea in near future.
With both nations playing under a same flag and Kim Jong-un talking about a unification, is really Kim serious about it or is it a war strategy?

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"It is our consistent and principled stand and his firm will to vigorously advance the north-south relations and write a new history of national reunification by the concerted efforts of our nation to be proud of in the world.”

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/mar/06/north-korea-says-kim-jong-un-keen-for-vigorous-efforts-to-calm-military-tensions

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