Comments on: Probably not DJ’s finest moment

By: Sugar Shin

Sugar Shin — Fri, 28 Jul 2006 06:58:01 +0000

If some of you like it or not: DJ is one of the great figures in Korean politics of the last decades. Stubborn as hell, yes he is, but neither a Commie nor an idiot, as many of you right-wingers want to color him. Shaped by the more than fucked up domestic political arena, he was the right man at the right time to deal with the democratization movement, the Asian financial Crisis in Korea and with, yes, KJI. I don’t agree with his paycheck politics towards the North, but he was the only president who tried to get off the beaten track of stern anti-Communism of Park, Chun and Roh which gained nothing at all. The Sunshine Policy failed, but bravo to him, that he tried to make it different than his predecessors. He emulated the Korean version of “Ostpolitik” initiated by Willy Brandt in West-Germany. The problem: East Germany was never such a totally insane, broken-down society with a dwarfish despot like KJI.

And the Japanese royals - couldn’t care less about those bland, boring and obsolete folks. Not even nearly entertaining like the British royal family…

By: baduk

baduk — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 17:12:06 +0000

Sorry about my ranting. Once in a while, I get very passionate about certain subjects.

I will try to limit my posts in the future.

By: Zonath

Zonath — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 16:03:08 +0000

Is there anyway you can encourage your commentors to post all of their thoughts in one or at most two consecutive posts?

What? You’re expecting certain people to actually take the time to organize their thoughts before writing comments instead of launching into stream-of-(un)consciousness rant after another? I suppose that would actually require coherent thought processes on some people’s parts.

Isn’t there some setting on the spam filter that limits consecutive posts?

By: seouldout

seouldout — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 14:25:53 +0000

And w/ comments 14, 15, 16, 17 & 18 Baduk furthers his lead in the monthly-comments tally. “As you know, it’s our Korean character to hardly work,” noted Baduk. He added, “though my nearest posting competitor has half my total, by September I expect to post 100% of the comments.” Blogging experts noted that Baduk’s proliferation seemed due to limiting his comments to “Jap bastards”, “Commies” and “You are a racist.” “Looks like Baduk saves these phrases in Notepad and copies and pastes these willy nilly into all his posts. We believe he has mastered the one-two punch of Ctrl C and Ctrl V. And once he decides to invent the acronym YAAR, there will be no stopping him.” Shrieking Cat, Baduk’s former sidekick, gushed, “He’s a credit to this race.” His frequent comments have come at a cost, though; said a commie detractor: “Baduk’s own blog was last updated on June 29th.”

By: dogbertt

dogbertt — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 13:55:30 +0000

And people wonder why I’m not fond of kyopos. Thanks, baduk!

By: 조엘

조엘 — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 13:16:34 +0000

Is there anyway you can encourage your commentors to post all of their thoughts in one or at most two consecutive posts? An innocent passerby like myself might have thought this discussion was furthered with the large increase of comments only to find the same person talking and talking and talking.

By: MrChips

MrChips — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 12:03:49 +0000

Lithium shortage or not, the camouflage-communist has gone beyond the pale with that last remark. Talk about calling the kettle black; more racial pejoratives and stereotypes have come from Baduk’s comments than anyone else I’ve seen on this blog.

By: baduk

baduk — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 11:45:02 +0000

Some ItalianAmerican youths have “hyper-nationalism” about Italy. They would have gone to streets in NewYork celebrating “We are the champions” after WorldCup victory.

What is wrong with that?

They will also be very angry about anyone who makes fun of Italians and Italy. It is so natural for them to celebrate who they are.

Why not KoreanAmericans? Why, just because we are not whites?

Mr. Choi, you are a racist.

By: baduk

baduk — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 11:01:56 +0000

Won Joon Choe,
About distortion of history and national pride, every country on earth does that. France, England, Germany, USA, etc…

Why shoudn’t Korean youth have that? Do you have problem with Korean youths having pride in their country?

Are you ashamed of who you are, a KoreanAmerican?

By: baduk

baduk — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 10:57:05 +0000

Coming back to the subject, now you know where Rho, DJ’s protege, gets his stupidity from.

DJ, the fool from Cholla, made Korea into a pro-Commie country. He has learned from Oxford Commies that this will enhance Korean chance of reunification. This fugging A. implemented this idiotic European bullshit in Korea.

Korea lost only true ally it ever had, the USA.

It is like a stupid woman who, after listening to her divorcee friends and woman’s study homos, abandoned the only man who truly loved her.