Why do we give money to North Korea when it doesn't feed their people and they are starving to death?

Question

Is this acceptable to you? Yet we rush to Iraq to liberate them, is that like saying"Sorry, you don't have any oil"?

This shouldn't be a party issue it should a human issue.

Answer 1

bush himself called NK an axis of evil . when he supports them he becomes evil too. many American are now slowly realizing that they have been duped by our leaders in Washington . the emperor wears no clothes . when bush said 'i don't run my presidency by polls ' that is when he becomes a dictator . this is a democracy . majority is suppose to rule , remember ?

Answer 2

We don't give money to North Korea.

We gave bunker oil to North Korea.

Bunker oil, is the lowest grade of crude oil there is, the US doesn't have much need for it.

But North Korea uses to to produce energy.

Imagine, twice in the last 3 weeks, North Korea has publicly thanked the United States.

Seems Bush knew what he was doing, concerning our relations with North Korea after all.

Aren't you glad he didn't listen to his critics, otherwise we would have the same strained relations, that we had when Bush took office.

Answer 3

The USA never gives money to other nations - the USA gives a loan or a debit account, in most cases only for military equipment and sometimes for food to be bought from the USA. Many of this loans are just talk and never come to conclusion.

Answer 4

Wouldn't you give money to a leader who when he was born
rode down the mountain on the back of a white horse?

Hoards 650,000 $ worth of american booze in his basement?

Tells his people that they are not allowed to look into the eyes of a westerner?

But if he disables his nukes, he deserves a couple bones ...

Answer 5

I suppose in your mind, this policy started when Bush took office. Typical liberal mindset.

Answer 6

We are giving them money because they are dismantling their nuclear program.

Answer 7

I say we just bomb them to hell.