Comments by "" (@ericsaxon5736) on "South Korea: West’s New Military Megafactory Against China and Russia?" video.

I think one or three more points were missed. Perun describes these points on his channel. #5 If S Korea ever gets into a shooting match with N Korea, they will now have twice as many factories producing equipment their own military can use. #6 Twice as many factories and twice as many militarys means twice as many arsenals to draw from. #7 Twice as many munition sources and munition producers to draw from. #8 S Korean arms aren't allowed to be sold within the EU but Polish arms do not have such restrictions as they are both a part of the EU and NATO, thus opening up Korean arms sales to the European market. #9 Twice as many countries producing weapons and sharing specifications means twice as many R&D teams creating improvements and sharing data. #10 And its not like S Korea is getting friendly with Russia or Poland is getting friendly with China and N Korea, so both parties have all the reason in the world to keep each other's secrets safe. :D
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@theforsakeen177 The EU is a free trade zone for Europeans but there are huge protectionist barriers for goods outside of the EU especially for military goods when France and Germany currently have the local market cornered. The U.S. doesn't have tariffs if you want to sell CA wines in NY or TX but try competing against French wines in the EU and you're going to pay through the nose. There is a reason why there are BMW plants in the United States and Ford plants in Germany. If you want to sell your goods in each other's continent, your goods need to be produced locally, or you will pay for it. So BMWs are built in Alabama and Fords are built in Cologne (Koln.)
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Or as Metallica put it better, "To secure peace, is to prepare for war." Although the original is probably an Ancient Greek, Ancient Roman, or even Ancient Chinese saying. Ever hear of Sun Tzu? :D
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@Minchya Which country? North Korea? Or South Korea? Because invading South Korea would mean that Beijing would be wiped out and the Chinese navy would sink to the bottom of the ocean in a 2 week naval clearance of the Chinese coastline. Invading North Korea would see some insane results as well. So again, which county?
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@bangdoll4500 It is a lie that Korean weapons were banned in the EU. It is your lie. No one else told that lie other than you.
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@Minchya Honestly, I wasn't sure. Since attacking South Korea would result in an American destruction of China and its armed forces, it sounded just about as dumb as an idea as I could think off and no actual benefit other than the arming of every Asian nation around China in a coalition. The U.S. would automatically declare war, Japan would join, Taiwan would join, Vietnam and Philippines would see this as a opportunity to punch their local bully. India would see a chance to settle some scores, and the list goes on and on. Wiping out North Korea and allowing South Korea to reunify the peninsula might actually be of greatest benefit to China. Once Korea is united and have China to thank for it, it would probably demilitarize, end cooperation with Japan, and distance itself from the U.S. If you are China, you want the Americans out of East Asia, and allowing South Korea to reunify the Koreas, would accomplish that in less than a decade.
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