Kim Gu never targeted civilians.

He is not comparable to ANY terrorist.

Time you read some history, pal. From three more or less mainstream histories picked of the shelf at random:

Andrew Nahm, Korea: Tradition and Transformation (315) -

“The Korean Independence Party [of Kim Ku) carried out terrorist activities against the Japanese. Yi Pong-ch’ang, one of its members, attempted to assassinate the Japanese emperor at the Sakurada Gate in Tokyo, and another member, Yun Pong-gil, threw bobms at the Japanese attending a celebration of the Japanese emperor’s birthday at Hungk’ou Park in Shanghai on April 29, 1932, wounding many prominanent Japanese such as Shigemitsu Mamoru, General Shirakawa Yoshinori, and Admiral Nomura Kichisaburo. Shirakawa and another Japanese died of wounds.”

Ki-Baik Lee, A New History of Korea (365-66):

Whereas the independence movement in Manchuria was carried on mainly through armed resistance, there were those Korean exiles in China who adopted terrorist tactics in their fight against Japan. The best known organizations of this sort were Kim Won-Bong’s Uiyoltan (Righteous Brotherhood) and Kim Ku’s Aeguktan ( Patriots Corps). The bombing and assassination plots carried out by these groups were almost too numerous to count, but the best known are the terrorist attacks on the offices of the Oriental Development Company and other targets in Seoul in 1926 by Na Sok-chu of the Uiyoltan, the attempt to assassinate the Japanese emperor by hand grenade in 1932 by Yi Pong-ch’ang (1908-1932) of the Aeguktan, and the bomb set off by Yun Pong-gil, also a member of the Aeguktan, in Shanghai’s Hung-kuo Park in 1932, killing or wounding a number of high-ranking Japanese military and civil officials.”

Eckert, Lee, Lew, Robinson & Wagner, Korea Old and New: A History:

(324) “The Korean exile movement in China had remained factionalized through the 1930s. Kim Ku trained military forces and organized assassinations and bombings in China and Korea proper.”

And Japanese weren’t Kim Ku’s only targets. He also arranged the assassination of Song Chin-U, editor of the Tonga Ilbo and leader of the Korea Democratic Party in 1945 (351) and is likely to also have been involved in the elimination of the moderate leftist leader Yo Un-hyong.

I predict that putting BEE MAN on the baek man won bill will cause a real buzz around the world and will be a stinging rebuke to Japan! Hwighting!

This is all off the top of my head. If I’m not getting it right, let me know. Take care.