North Korea plans nuclear tests to "settle accounts with the US"

[SugarD]

They think they are the best, they are really just ignorant soldiers who joined the SEALs after submitting a simple application that would be lost without a gun. :poke:

I seriously hope you're kidding. They go through some of the toughest trainings in the world, assuming they make it through the application process at all. Even during trainings, they try to get rid of as many people as they can. Very, very few people ever make it all the way through the process.

[Teddy]

They think they are the best, they are really just ignorant soldiers who joined the SEALs after submitting a simple application that would be lost without a gun.

I seriously hope you're kidding. They go through some of the toughest trainings in the world, assuming they make it through the application process at all. Even during trainings, they try to get rid of as many people as they can. Very, very few people ever make it all the way through the process.

Indeed. Within the first hour of Navy Seals bootcamp at least half the class will withdraw. Additionally, it isn't a simple application so you are watching the wrong videos. You don't know the half of it, and you need to be selected to be a SEAL theres no application to directly join them. Ignorant is what you are being not that of Seal, and they aren't soldiers..  they are sailors.

[Mikal]

I seriously hope you're kidding. They go through some of the toughest trainings in the world, assuming they make it through the application process at all. Even during trainings, they try to get rid of as many people as they can. Very, very few people ever make it all the way through the process.

I've seen their training process, yes it's hard, but they still all think they are the best, when they truly are not..

[SugarD]

I've seen their training process, yes it's hard, but they still all think they are the best, when they truly are not..

They are one of the best. There is no single "best" group.

[Mikal]

They are one of the best. There is no single "best" group.

No man, they think they are..

The SEALs training is actually quite simple, with most special forces you have to have had 2-3 years already served in the military, with the SEALs you can just submit a straight up application and start training.

[SugarD]

No man, they think they are..

The SEALs training is actually quite simple, with most special forces you have to have had 2-3 years already served in the military, with the SEALs you can just submit a straight up application and start training.

No you don't. Did you not even read what Teddy said?

[KhornateMonkey]

I hope NK see's some light, but then again, NK can be very unpredictable

[Patton]

No country should have nuclear technology for anything other than power.

There are many more applications of nuclear technology besides nuclear power and weapons. :redface:

[Teddy]

There are many more applications of nuclear technology besides nuclear power and weapons. :redface:

Hmm, well any other use that isn't designed to kill thousands and thousands of innocent people is fine. Nuclear technology in warfare is not needed.

[[WS]Jacob]

Yes although we can use nuclear technology to make power this is still very risky and any damage to the reactor can cause massive destruction which we saw in Japan last year. Even still they are removing some of that radioactive waste. As yet there's no real safe use to nuclear technology without it going terribly wrong.

[Mikal]

Nuclear technology can be used to launch rockets far out (They have to be in space first).

[Teddy]

Yes although we can use nuclear technology to make power this is still very risky and any damage to the reactor can cause massive destruction which we saw in Japan last year. Even still they are removing some of that radioactive waste. As yet there's no real safe use to nuclear technology without it going terribly wrong.

Japan was a scare. Chernobyl is a more realistic example of nuclear power going terribly wrong, or the 'Three Mile Island' incident.

[Patton]

As yet there's no real safe use to nuclear technology without it going terribly wrong.

Yes there is — nuclear technology is being used on a daily basis in various areas of industry and medicine; there's a big chance you probably used a product or a service that used nuclear technology at some point of its production or execution.

[[WS]Jacob]

Yes there is — nuclear technology is being used on a daily basis in various areas of industry and medicine; there's a big chance you probably used a product or a service that used nuclear technology at some point of its production or execution.

Even still they have to be stored in a safe way and if the container carrying the radioactive substance were broken it could cause a few problems.

[Cofiliano]

LOL on SEALS being in the same context with an attack on North Korea.

Vietnam would look like a heaven dream, comparing what would  happen if USA/NATO attempts invading Korea.