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Originally Posted by GirlySports
to my surprise when I was visiting Seoul, the "threat" of NK was always there but the South completely disregards it. They are too busy with Kpop, public wi-fi, and 4D movie theaters.
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My best friend who's lived there the last 15 years said that they don't take any of this seriously, and the drills or any kind of emergency situation would results in selfish and chaotic behavior.
Its why when McMaster said up to 20 million could die in the first few hours of attack when others have said max 1-2 million, I understood that the US military knows far too well the social behavior of the S Koreans, who are absolutely in denial of the threat, and if the alarms go off, most of them wouldn't react with any fear.
My friend is moving back to Canada this year, he said he's not taking chances with is 2 kids and wife.