I saw CNN spouting this same absolute horseshit all fucking night.
Do you really expect Trump to go there and ask for Kim to give up all of his nuclear weapons in good faith and at the same time keep flexing right on Kim's border with nuclear armed ships, submarines, missiles, state of the art fighter jets, etc. Trump still has 30000 troops in Korea.
It's a small concession and gesture of good faith. Kim knows that the USA has big scary weapons. If Kim will go back on his word, he will do it with full knowledge of America's military capability, he doesn't need to keep being reminded anymore.
Regarding the "recognized as equal" comment. What is this nonsense? An equal to whom? Trump was the most powerful man to ever live yesterday and he will continue to be the most powerful man to ever live, today.
Not recognizing Kim sure did wonders for morons like Clinton, Bush and especially Obama who ignored him and gave him billions of dollars to build his nuclear weapons. And Trump still has done a good job so far in dismantling the absolute disaster they left in their wake.
Regarding "human rights record". They're literally working on modernizing Korea. That's part of it. It's also not something you spend 5 fucking hours talking about when you want someone to give up their WORLD ENDING WEAPONS. Sorry bud, that is the reality. Overall I think it is a good thing, we will see how it shakes out.
What i've seen today is the epitome of childish responses from people trying to find the lamest, most negative shit they can about this meeting.
Whether you hate him or not, this was an absolutely productive meeting. Many more to come hopefully.