All I see is what looks like a family-oriented affair with plump, little kids giving what looks like a typical cheesy performance that I associate with church youth groups and a punk with a fake Kalashnikov who looks like a bit character from “Scary Movie”.

So the question remains. You claim that Koreans (which would include me) naturally come to blame U.S. and Japan for everything. Then you change your stance to “most” Koreans (a typical back-step one takes when one realizes he or she has made an erroneous generalization), but the issue does not change. How do “most” Koreans NATURALLY arrive to blame U.S. and Japan for everything? Are there sequences of behavioral genes that you have not published in papers yet?

How do you “know” that “most” Koreans do, mcnut? Taken a statistically-sound survey on the topic lately? Or is it that you simply decided to take a ‘convenient’ viewpoint on the matter?

I got some news for you “you don’t”. Hey if you don’t blame the US and Japan every time something happens good for ya but I know most Koreans do.
Most Koreans are conspiracy freaks of how the bad japs and dirty Americans are f’ing them over.

It’s true.

However it’s nice to know that the North Koreans are really cool and friendly brethren.

I go with the latter.

So tell me, how does my genetic makeup make me blame U.S. and Japan for everything again?

I like how people come here for a year and make such limited experience statements towards people who have lived here more than a decade.

It’s comical.

Just because you are ignorant of such voices does not mean they do not exist. Maybe you should look outside The Marmot’s Hole to hear Korean voices other than the ones that commentors on this blog love to use to generalize and debase the entire Korean population.

I am in fact not ignorant of such voices. I know they are there. As my office and home are each right by City Hall, I get a front-row seat to whatever foolish protest is underway at any given time — and have for the last 10 years.

And I watch television news. My observation is that the “pro-US” (I don’t ask that anyone be “pro-US”, by the way; just stop lying about my country) voices are by far less numerous than the lying, malicious anti-US voices.