There is no doubt that North Korea should apologize to South Korea in my opinion. But the US does have a lot of explaining to do for the maybe half million North Korean civilian deaths (depends on who you ask), and the two million Vietnamese civilian deaths inflicted so many decades ago.
Its not overly pressing that the US express regret over Vietnam, mostly because they don't have a nuke ready to blow up a US city. Its also not all that pressing to acknowledge the hundred thousand or so civilian deaths in the middle east because again - no fear of retaliatory nukes.
In many ways the north wanted unification under its banner, amazingly similar to the US north south fighting for and against slavery revolution (except that the south did not decisively win) But I didn't see a third party jumping in to interfere in that conflict. Is Kim Jong a "grey shirt" who fights to retain slavery? You could definitely argue that, but remember - half of the US fought to keep slavery way back when as well. Any US citizen that owns a sweatshop factory offshore in year 2017 - is probably grey shirt sympathetic too.
I respect Trump for draft dodging though. Whether it was for selfish reasons or not, he did not kill any innocent Vietnamese civilians - unlike many others in high office of the US. In a Bizzarro world, Trump could technically ship off half of his staff to North Korea/Vietnam for warcrimes - Arguably it wouldn't be impossible to achieve peace (or at least delay Kim Jong nuking the greater USA until the next president is around) in this way.... Dun Dun Duhhhh.
Last edited by ZenOps; 07-09-2017 at 11:23 AM.
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