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Its to protect the world from unstable and or communist countries.
The USA or other such countries arent going to start pressing buttons because of mass hate for a certain group...
I understand that. But it seems as thought the US acts as a worldwide police force.
I just think of China's nuclear program that has gone on for decades now. China is quite the war-like country. Always threatening Taiwan with missile launch "tests" near their country. Not to mention how badly they treat their own civilian populace. Yet they weren't mentioned as part of any axis of evil. Even though they have far more nuclear capability than any other nation beyond the US. The russian countries still have more nukes, but I would think they are more divided and very unlikely to even be able to use them in any manner now.
Our reaction towards North Korea for having nukes just seems like some big double standard of economic ties and other money/resources to other countries who are an even bigger potential threat. IMO, it just makes the US look bad to treat one threatening nation one way, and look the other way for other threatening nations we do business with.
Of course, I feel the same way about how we love to ignore Saudi Arabia's incredible anti-US attitude.
