“Why did you leave us? Did you really need to prove yourself in the Westerner’s far-off land?”

Because if you want what the westerner has, i.e. the riches of capitalism, then you have to listen to him, at least to some degree. If you don’t give a crap about what a westerner thinks, go ahead, join you’re juche brothers in the North, who claim they don’t need anyone besides themselves.

‘the kid put up his dukes to my kid!’

Yes, Nulji, it’s pretty easy to tell why. Before this, the kid kept asking me if my son was a Miguk-in and my boy was just minding his own business playing with his little brother when this kid then walked up to my boy with his dukes up. My son didn’t understand what was going on and just stood there. I gave the kid a dirty look and he put down his dukes and walked away.

there’s no problem since korea is almost enitrely korean. here we have the expat once again using a proxy to further his own selfish agenda. and if foreighners are being lynched, burned at the stake, or forced to endure substandard conditions based on skin color, maybe they should do what blacks did here and form a civil rights movement.

‘korea needs affirmative action…’

special rights for expats, i suppose?

‘the kid put up his dukes to my kid!’

and you know for sure the kid did it because your kid is amerasian? or perhaps you’re using your own preconcieved notions to interpret the event.

PS

‘what country celebrates a fourth place win?’ whiney expat

korea the first asian nation to place in the final four of the world cup. why not celebrate? you mean koreans gotta think about how you might react? bullshit!

pawikirogi’s question for korea:

why is it important for you to have a westerner approve of you?

And, I encourage and challenge English teachers to do some brainwashing on Korean kids as well. Not just teach English as language, teach American way of Justice/Equality/Racial Harmony. Reform the next generation of Koreans!

If you’re 50% Maliseet and 50% Caucasian, why did you have to serve in the military, presumably in Korea as a Korean?

I would also send any children I had to elementary school here, but take them out when they reach middle school and put them in a private school.

“China backed off not wanting to offend them.”

Somehow I doubt that the Chinese did any such thing. They probably just let the matter drop for the time being, setting it on a back burner for future use, if and when the opportunity arises to bring it back up again, when it’s most useful to the communist government.

Actually, they didn’t back off: China registered its Koguryo relics with UNESCO.

Somehow I doubt that the Chinese did any such thing. They probably just let the matter drop for the time being, setting it on a back burner for future use, if and when the opportunity arises to bring it back up again, when it’s most useful to the communist government.

“by erecting strict laws to protect Tibetan culture.”

The Tibetans wouldn’t need this if their country were not occupied.

“It is hope that a hundred years from now, Tibetans too would call themselves Han Chinese.”

Who hopes for this? Your supposedly ‘freely-elected’ communists do, but I doubt the Tibetans do.

Oh, that’s very sweet of the occupiers.

Oh well, at least they can call themselves Chinese as a citizen.

Oh, and they’re generous, too.