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@DragonOfQin We are essentially allied, either militarily or economically, with almost every nation on Earth. Europe, Africa, Russia, the United States, and China all have major economic ties with the Republic of Korea, as well as amiable diplomatic relationships. And what you seemingly fail to r...

@VanillaSnow23 Not so much the level of technological advancement that determined Rome's military superiority so much as the ideas that went into its organisation, training, and equipping. The Roman military most significantly influenced the development of the modern military: moreso than any oth...

@Astiengaw1 Quoting Alvor, "Skyrim's always been a part of the Empire, and the Empire's always been good for Skyrim". The Empire helps Skyrim by providing trade and protection; alone, Skyrim would be vulnerable. This is why many Nords join the Imperial Legion (to make the Empire strong), and this...

@daveyboy5001 It's typical, really. You can't refute valid points, and so you abandon logic and truth and just return to your own stubborn conclusions. All of what I've said below is truth: you just refuse to see it as such.

@silverwings21 Drop test. It tests the weapon's ability to handle stresses; more or less a durability test.

@EpicAwesomness100 There's a decently sized Russian community in South Korea, actually.

Contrary to popular belief, the 707th SMB, our top-tier SOF group (on par with American Delta Force, Russian GRU Spetsnaz, etc.) isn't all-female. It allows female members, but is majority male in membership.

To clarify: the Taliban were, and are, an Afghan/Pakistani rebel group. These would be Iraqi Insurgents.

@DanFrederiksen And moreover... as I've repeated over and over again, I do not care about America's initial motives, nor do I care about what COULD have been done. What matters is what WAS done. I'm not doubting that the Invasion was probably started for nefarious reasons, nor am I doubting that ...

@JohnQuincyAdams1 The difference between guerrillas and terrorists is not strictly defined, even by the United Nations, but it is commonly held that terrorists /primarily/ target civilians, whereas guerrillas /primarily/ target military personnel. Thus, al-Qaeda fit more into the category of terr...

@rosemarie443 Again, I am a Korean soldier, and served with Americans during my tours in Iraq and Afghanistan: I know who we were fighting. The Taliban are rebels, who, before the 2001 Invasion, controlled Afghanistan: they want to control it again, and have extended roots into Pakistan. They she...

@TheInfernalSpark That's true enough, but in Afghanistan today International troops are still welcomed by most of the population; it's mostly civilians in coalition countries that want their forces withdrawn. From what I gathered from Afghans I met during deployment, roughly over 90% thoroughly h...

@1452tab And moreover, do you even know anything about Iraqi opinion of the war? They hated the American occupation, yes: but almost ALL Iraqi citizens I spoke to agreed that the Invasion itself was good for their country. There were very few who actually liked Hussein. Finally, I HAVE been to Ir...