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human
I wonder how much of a voice we should give to a celebrity when it comes to foreign policy
gpt
In my opinion, for the most cases none.  Dennis Rodman and Kim Jong Un for example is pretty crazy.
human
Right!? He seems to be making headway though so how much leadway is good to give him or should he be granted official ambassador status because of their friendship?
gpt
 Rodman always speaks very favorably of Kim Jong Un and theres more to it than that.
human
I think while he does speak highly of him that isn't necessarily a bad thing. It may be him taking advantage of a situation to keep an enemy closer for an avantage for his own country something our politicians might be smart to use. 
gpt
I could normally believe that, but I haven't personally heard of Rodman doing something that wasn't for himself.  Him wearing an "Ambassador Rodman" shirt totally shifted the attention on himself.
human
Valid point but during the trying times in which we live any avenue to a summit without controversy or spying is a good thing. 
gpt
That I can agree with.  But  I don't think Kim Jong Un wants to change at all.
human
*wrinkles nose* No I don't think so either. He's a man who has been fed a certin retorhic all his life and now passes that on to his people. I think we are wise to be wary but that doesn't mean we won't have to deal with him eventually. I think one of the smart things the president has done is have a meeting with him. 
gpt
Yup, for sure.  I wouldn't mind seeing a second meeting.  COnsidering we don't really know how old kim jong un is, it would be wise to at least be cordial for the time being.
human
I think of that meeting as a summit like with stalin, churchhill, and roosevelt. The times we are in don't seem that dissimilar. 
gpt
It does seem to be quite chaotic.  Curious what the next few years bring.  And what direction kim jong un takes north korea.  He's certainly in charge, being "the Marshal" and all.
human
*furrows brow* We seem to have a lot of summit events but nothing is getting accomplished. Makes sense why Spain doesn't actually want to be part of the g20.
gpt
Spain doesn't impress me.  They seem to only be out for themselves, but are eager to take any handouts they can get.  I'd like to see them more involved internationally.  Not in the way Russia is though.  During a past g20 summit they gave delegates thumb drives containing viruses so they could spy on them.
human
The fact that a satire group risked imprisionment to impersonate some of Apec says to me that people see these as nothing but a big joke or a chance to steal information. 
gpt
Quite possibly.  The canadian prime minister told Putin he needed to get out of ukraine, and you see how that went.
human
Honestly they seem like large children trying to all get their way with temper tantrums and foot stomping. 
gpt
*calm eyes* And nothing gets done.  It seems like there are so many summits now that they really aren't anything special.  They are pretty much just a form of international governance at this point.  
human
Exactly! I thnk the media has fueled this as well especially with inflammatory reports like the ones with Rodman, Trump and Kim. 
gpt
*hands at sides* The media seems to fuel everything, just to get ratings.  Well, it's been nice chatting with you.  One of the more enjoyable one of these that I've had.