[BreShiE]

Before continuing to read, please realise this is in the serious discussion and this is not a troll, so I expect no troll replies. Thanks.

Right, so earlier on while chilling on Skype I came across a tweet by RT (News company) which detailed North Korea threatening the United States with a nuclear attack. So I did a little reading into it and it looks like the threat is serious and will be carried out. It details that there will be a "fully-fledged confrontation" against the United States for its continued hostility.



So, I'm wondering if this is possibly the start of World War 3? If so, will it be a Nuclear War and possibly the end of the world as we know it?

Read the full article here: http://rt.com/news/north-korea-nuclear-us-623/

[Bannedshee]

I think you're being a little over dramatic. If America was to be be threatened seriously by a nuclear attack. All first world countries will engage.

[Oni]

"Full-fledged confrontation" doesn't necessarily imply nuclear weapons will be used. There is a thing called mutually assured destruction and it's highly unlikely any other nations will launch nukes.

[w00t]

Computerized simulation of what happened the last time NK tried to use rockets.

And that rocket was supposed to go into orbit, mind you.

Yeah, I'm pretty confident we're safe.

[Magic]

I don't think that this would cause the 3rd world, And as W00t said, I think we are pretty safe.

[Edward]

I don't think that this would cause the 3rd world, And as W00t said, I think we are pretty safe.

You mean 3rd world war, right?

[Kinanizer]

I don't think anything bad will happen. America has had missile threats before, and everything is still fine.

[ralfy]

Check this out:

"The Road to World War 3"

[Oni]

Check this out:

"The Road to World War 3"

Eh, it does have some interesting history facts, but it's no better than one of those conspiracy theory documentaries. Very interesting, nonetheless.

[Ammonsa]

Mmmm, North Korea doesn't really have the ability or range to go arm to arm with the USA with Nuclear weapons.

Or conventional weapons, for that matter.