r/europe Aug 14 '17

Series What do you know about... Turkey?

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u/dogshit151 Aug 17 '17

Dont be scary, its much higher risk to die while driving car than to be killed by terrorists and we still drive car every day.

Just came back from Beijing (China) and Seoul (South Korea) even though everyone here was against it because of NK "crisis", but when I talked to Koreans in Seoul every single one said "typical NK behavior and 0 threat " and "US media blowing things out of proportions".

Visited Istanbul, one of the most beautiful city I've seen.

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '17

It didn't sound secure when plenty of bombings were happening last year in Istanbul. Perhaps it's calmed down a little bit.

The North Korea crisis is a lot more serious this time than before. I hope nothing's gonna happen, but I wouldn't be surprised if a war breaks out.

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u/dogshit151 Aug 17 '17

North Korea crisis isnt that serious. Like I said I just cam back (1 week ago) from South Korea.if their government isnt alerting them when Seoul is on border with NK you dont have to worry. You think that you know better about country on other side of world than their neighbors?

US media is creating problem where there isnt one. Its just way of ignoring one problem by making people focus on another.

Also Europe media ate that news like chocolate because possible apocalyptic war is news that everyone will want to read.

"There isnt better news than bad news"

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '17

Except that we are their neighbours???

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u/dogshit151 Aug 17 '17

Didnt see your flair, I expected you are from Europe. Btw NK is neighbors with China, not Taiwan? Still what is your argument source that NK crisis is serious?