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    the Nuclear vs Chemical argument, you have to also include dirty bomb material potential. Chemical weapons simply aren't anywhere near as catastrophic as nuclear weapons can be. > though my impression has been that it has been extremely difficult to effectively observe Seismographs are effective at assessing the size. > you have to also include dirty bomb material potential It would almost be a relief if they attempted a dirty bomb, their stockpile is very small. Chemical weapons are scary, not really that dangerous. They are also shitty effectiveness in a huge city The military estimates are for tens of thousands of casualties per day. Chemical weapons are not usually fired from pre-positioned heavy artillery in hardened bunkers. [deleted] Sounds good. Let's ask the South Koreans what they think of this you brave, brave man. The thing about that is...we've had how long to figure out where the artillery is located? I'm pretty sure we know where the majority of it is, a massive first strike could likely wipe most/all of it out. Any artillery we miss would be vaporized within 10 --wdi9jPp6tbbR9G6Gkx6OLox5iKC95OXPHwCl2ST9RNMM5G--