@AstroTerry Do you Think that south Korea should make more contribution? If a wealthy country expects foreign taxpayers to contribute to its security in a future crisis, it should be willing to bear meaningful costs when another country is under attack today.
@CaptMarkKelly Do you Think that south Korea should make more contribution? If a wealthy country expects foreign taxpayers to contribute to its security in a future crisis, it should be willing to bear meaningful costs when another country is under attack today.
@RonFilipkowski Do you Think that south Korea should make more contribution? If a wealthy country expects foreign taxpayers to contribute to its security in a future crisis, it should be willing to bear meaningful costs when another country is under attack today.
@LauraLoomer Do you Think that south Korea should make more contribution? If a wealthy country expects foreign taxpayers to contribute to its security in a future crisis, it should be willing to bear meaningful costs when another country is under attack today.
@MeidasTouch Do you Think that south Korea should make more contribution? If a wealthy country expects foreign taxpayers to contribute to its security in a future crisis, it should be willing to bear meaningful costs when another country is under attack today.
@GuntherEagleman Do you Think that south Korea should make more contribution? If a wealthy country expects foreign taxpayers to contribute to its security in a future crisis, it should be willing to bear meaningful costs when another country is under attack today.
@nicksortor South Korea should do more ?Collective security cannot mean asking foreign taxpayers to share your risks while treating other countries’ security crises as somebody else’s responsibility.
@lehtinenmarkkua@spectatorindex Given the contents of what you said, during the KoreanWar,A lot ofEuropean countries sent soldiers to SouthKorea, Greece sent over 15000, which you can look up, since Ukraine needs help, the EU needs help, South Korea is not like a contury which European were massively sacrifice
@lehtinenmarkkua@spectatorindex Given the contents of what you said, during the KoreanWar, A lot ofEuropean countries sent soldiers to SouthKorea, Greece sent over 15000, which you can look up, since Ukraine needs help, the EU needs help, South Korea is not like a contury which European were massively sacrifice
@lehtinenmarkkua@spectatorindex Collective security cannot mean asking foreign taxpayers to share your risks while treating other countries’ security crises as somebody else’s responsibility.
@lehtinenmarkkua@spectatorindex South Korea and Taiwan are wealthy societies that expect substantial international support if their own security is threatened. That makes their relatively limited contribution to Ukraine worth questioning.
@lehtinenmarkkua@spectatorindex My conclusion is that Taiwan and South Korea are rich guys, they only want free security, and to be paid by US’s tax payers, indifferent to the country in the same situation, but they don't want to take their own responsibility, clout chasing!
@lehtinenmarkkua@spectatorindex I only have a question: given South Korea economy and history, don’t you think they should do more contribution? At least in the top 10? If a country think they may face threats from other countries, I think it should help others in daily life