Some 44.2 percent of surveyed U.S. citizens are opposed to the United States taking military action against North Korea while nearly the same proportion of the respondents support the idea of Japan and South Korea arming themselves with nuclear weapons, a Japan-U.S. survey showed Thursday.The survey conducted by Japanese think tank Genron NPO and the University of Maryland showed 32.5 percent of responding U.S. citizens support military action against North Korea, but diplomatic efforts are still viewed as the most effective way to rein in the reclusive state's nuclear development.As for Ja…READ FULL ARTICLE