Reasons Why Donald Trump Is Better Than Tim Jong-Un

The current dictator of North Korea is Kim Jong Un. Although it is not confirmed, it is believed that Kim was born in the early 1980’s and is in his early thirties. (Kim Jong UN Fast Facts Cnn Libary.)On December 31, 2011, Kim became dictator after his father, the previous dictator, Kim Jong il, passed away. This shows that Kim quickly rose to power as a dictator at a young age. Under Kim’s rule, North Koreahas carried out 5 nuclear tests in less than six years. ( Business Insider) This is an important point because Kim’s use of nuclear bombs has caused panic and fear throughout the world, including the United States. These are a few different ways Kim Jong Un Is

Kim Jong-Un, the First Chairman of the National Defence Commission, an ambitious and arrogant guy. His ambitious identity could be exposed from: ‘Threatening to fire his increasingly capable missiles toward the United States’ and ‘By declaring war on South Korea’ [Inside the mind of

Kim Jongun, has mentioned before that he wants the world to look up to his strong country as a nuclear power, rather than just a mere country with multiple sanctions shouting big words. This in the past has led to various consequences from hegemonies all around the world who feel threatened by the implications of a young tyrant in charge of ICBMs. This is a clear example of the security dilemma in which the entire world, the anarchy that it is, has to control minor nations that strive for hegemony at the expense of the larger nations’ security and loss of leverage. Unfortunately, it seems that despite the clear warnings from the superior nations, the North Korean dictator has no interest in abiding by international rules and is far more fascinated with realist ideologies of projections of power.

Donald Trump is not doing good as president. Some may still believe he is doing good for our country, but the facts will change their opinion. This argument can be proved based on the facts that are in the news everyday. The news shows articles about him firing multiple people in the white house, his insensitive attitude to important things happening in our country, and him degrading women. People are not happy with Donald Trump’s presidency, and the hatred for Trump continues to grow by his actions.

In the light of the recent presidential election, I began to think about how qualified the people running were in comparison to me. After learning about both major party candidates, I came to the conclusion that I would probably make a better president than Donald Trump. I would not make a good president, which is why I would need to pick an advisor who could help me. As an advisor, I feel like Mengzi would work best for me because I would end up arguing with most of the others and getting nothing done. He would help me make decisions for the good of the people, such as giving them the materials needed to nurture their sprouts, which are what Mengzi calls the inherent goodness of human nature. Everyone needs, at minimum, somewhere warm to stay, good food and water, and access to proper healthcare. Mengzi would also advise me that if I am going to enjoy something, I also have to let my people enjoy it as well. So if I want to listen to music or read a book while I’m not working, my people should be able to do these things as well. Also, Mengzi would advise me in the solution that helps the most people when I am faced with a difficult decision. Rather than instructing me to find the easy way out, he would make sure that I know the difference between what I can’t do and what I don’t want to do in a given situation. Finally, he would expect me to lead by showing my people an example of benevolence that people will most likely follow because they also have compassion in their

Did you know that it is estimated that North Korea has less than 10 nuclear weapons and the United States has around 7,200. Even though we have a lot, just one can do a lot of damage if launched. North Korea has been threatening the U.S. ever since the war we had against them. In their country they are taught we are not good people and we are one of two main enemies. I think North Korea is a threat the the U.S. because they have nuclear weapons, have a large army and are backed up by china, and they think we are bad and are ready to attack whenever.

Through the ages, America has been a very influential country therefore a great president is needed in order to continue its legacy. The United States of America has had many great presidents that came and go. From the founding father, George Washington to the wise president, Barack Obama. Many of these presidents had good reasons as to why they want this challenging job, whether it was their true virtue of being a man or having the support of the whole nation. But this year, the nation faces a difficult decision which is whether or not Donald Trump is suitable to be the leader of America. However, my opinion states that he is not suitable for president because of the following reasons, he has a horrible personality, he is bad in business and

The growing tensions between North Korea and the Unites States have resulted in President Trump issuing a statement suggesting the use of military force. It may not just be as easy as a push of a button for Mr. Trump.

Since its creation after the Korean War in 1950, North Korea, also known as the Democratic People Republic of Korea (DPRK), has caused many problems for the United States. North Korea has, for instance, broken treaties and even gone so far as to threaten the use of nuclear weapons. Naturally, different presidents have dealt with North Korea in different ways. Take Eisenhower for example, he actually threatened the use of nuclear weapons against North Korea in 1953 (obviously before North Korea had nuclear capabilities). Many presidents ignored North Korea all together, and some tried to ignore the country, but circumstances did not allow

lags behind Russia in the development of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs). With the United States and Russian tensions rising, Mr. Donald Trump’s efforts to appease and even form a bond with Russian leader, Vladimir Putin, is entirely understandable. Mr. Trump has said of Mr. Putin that, “He’s been a leader...far more than our President has been a leader” in reference to President Obama. President Obama was asked what he thought about Mr. Putin and said, “You know, I don’t want to psychoanalyze Mr. Putin. I will say that he has a foot very much in the Soviet past. That’s how he came of age. He ran the KGB. [Ed. note: Although Putin was an agent at the KGB, he was not the head of the agency. He did lead the FSB, which succeeded the KGB after the fall of the Soviet Union.] Those were his formative experiences. So I think he looks at problems through this Cold War lens, and, as a consequence, I think he’s missed some opportunities for Russia to diversify its economy, to strengthen its relationship with its neighbors, to represent something different than the old Soviet-style aggression.” Obama also comparing Putin to a "bored kid in the back of a classroom" which, as expected, infuriated Putin. In response to this, Putin compared “Russia to a bear” and said that “the West would always try to put it in chains and ... take out its teeth and claws, which in this case means our strategic nuclear deterrent." Putin also said that,

Jeffress’ statement comes as Trump threatened North Korea with “fire and fury” if the reclusive state continues to threaten America. North Korea, on the other hand, responded by threatening to attack Guam using nuclear weapons, Fox 4 reports.

(while) North Korea’s vice foreign minister, Han Song-ryol, said on Friday that the United States was 'becoming more vicious and aggressive” under Mr. Trump and that “we will go to war if they choose '” (LINE NUMBERS).

When there is darkness there is light on the horizon. People may believe that President Trump will be somewhat of a war hawk when it comes to maintaining or even growing the United States nuclear arsenal. However, history has shown us that presidents may not be as hawkish as they are perceived to be. “United States President Ronald Regan became the unlikely champion of the nuclear disbarment agenda.” (Futter 176) Some say that Regan took a risky and aggressive posture towards the Soviet Union a few years back.

the newly elected president of the United States, Jonathan Brothers has been in office for the past 6 months. Today, Brothers has an interview with “Chit Chat TV” scheduled for 6 o’clock pm later on this evening about the alleged new technology developed by Korea for nuclear weaponry and advancements. This has raised many eyebrows because of Jonathan’s people skills and conduct, many people are worried about this rumor and the possibility of it becoming a reality that Korea may be able to overpower the U.S. if necessary. Citizens from all around the country are hoping that Brothers can execute this interview without making any offensive statements about Korea or their leader, Kai Kahn. Usually, Jonathan Brothers is very open and honest about his opinions, but sometimes he can be overly blunt. Hopefully, he is in the right state of mind to explain the situation without putting this country at

Alternatively, his serial provocations could incite a South Korean or US military response that creates an unstoppable escalation spiral. The logic of Trump’s ‘America First’ policy contains the rationale for preventing North Korea from acquiring the capacity to strike the US mainland, regardless of the scale and gravity of the harm inflicted on South Koreans, Japanese and others in the region. The Kim dynasty has outwitted the United States with more tenacity, resourcefulness and single-minded determination. There is nothing the world can offer Kim that he would value more than his prized bomb. More sanctions suffer from the law of diminishing returns. Any country is exposed to the threat of sanctions when it is fully integrated into