Comments on: Dongducheon Filipina Sues GI for Child Support

By: AntiAmerican Crap

AntiAmerican Crap — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 01:29:36 +0000

Maybe the mother would not let the GI take the child and therefore hoping to force him to pay child support. Their are many factors to this story and yes we all feel bad for the child. The mother could have prevented the child from going with the father to the United States. Her greed for money made this happen. But before anyone can make any judgments they need to get both sides of the story.

Also you have to fault the Korean Gov’t for getting these women from poverish area’s in Asia to work for sex. The Korean society acts blind to the fact that human trafficking happens. All those club owners forcing women from Asia (different areas in Asia) to sell there bodies to US and local nationals (Koreans) there. Before the writer publishes a story like this he/she needs to write first about the things that happen in Korea that do not involve US service members he/she needs to focus on things like human trafficking and stop trying to steer the anti American crap like KOREANS love to do. (IDIOT)

Also Korea is a rich nation due to the fact that allot of US and other Nation companies are operating and hiring the local nationals (Koreans) there. Also that the US military presence there alone makes those companies have a sense of being safe. Korean military is ran down with old WWII equipment and could not sustain along time with your brothers and sisters up North. So before you start to write some Korean pride crap here get your facts right Sonagi.

By: Sonagi

Sonagi — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 00:24:29 +0000

I’d hate for you to go on misunderstanding me, or by extension you misleading the other readers in my name.

No worries there, cmm. Pawi’s woeful reading comprehension and paraphrasing skills have been cited by more than one commenter.

By: cmm

cmm — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 23:46:08 +0000

@31
pawi, perhaps I said something in another post that made an impression on you enough that it’s still in your angry little head. Since you are making some attempt at using my quote (likely out of context if you even got the quote right) to try to make some point, why don’t you point me to my original post so that I can comment on my original meaning, context, etc. I’d hate for you to go on misunderstanding me, or by extension you misleading the other readers in my name.

By: cmm

cmm — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 23:26:04 +0000

@31
what are you talking about? this is my first post on this thread.

By: hardyandtiny

hardyandtiny — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 16:30:53 +0000

The USFK should just set these women up with a luxury apartment in Manila with all bills paid for life. What’s the difference? Justify the position, give her a chance - we give the scum of the earth free Cable TV and hot chicken sandwiches.

By: slim

slim — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 22:23:34 +0000

Pawi’s reading comprehension affects his ability to make relevant comments and is really becoming a hindrance to this comment section. Can’t there be some kind of probation until he gets remedial help?

By: pawikirogi

pawikirogi — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 19:58:37 +0000

‘I’d love to buy these women a lunch and listen to their tragic and horrible stories of the motley bunch of men who pay for their services.’ sonagi

why wait for lunch? at least, you can ask the guys here for their side of the story. lol.

‘i’m mistaken for a movie star.’ cmm

By: pawikirogi

pawikirogi — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 19:21:20 +0000

‘For a rich country Korea certainly exports a disproportionate number of whores–can’t get away from the third world mindset and behavior?’ movie star

and i’d bet my bottom dollar you’ve used plenty of those whores, movie star. a disproportionate number? care to give us a source?

lastly, ain’t it interesting that your common expat portrays himself as the savior of korean women while he casually refers to them as whores?

quotes from a movie star expat:

‘i rescue the korean woman.’

‘i treat the korean woman better than any korean man.’ expat

‘korean woman are whores.’ same expat

‘yes, my girlfriend/wife is korean.’ same expat

you can’t get any nastier or more contradictory than your common expat in korea.

ps then your phrase should have been ‘women from poor countries’

By: Sonagi

Sonagi — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 17:20:30 +0000

So we’re in agreement that the high figure of 15% is possible but unlikely. I, too, have a hard time imagining that 1 out of every six people in my middle class social milleu are bastards. I teach in a Title I school where a majority of the student body is low SES; many of the students have complex and changing families. As the studies in your links note, paternity confidence is lower among unmarried fathers, and births to unmarried parents comprise 29% of all births in the US over the last few years, and the 1999 rate in Canada was 32%. The population of North America is so diverse I don’t think one general statistic is very informative.

The same holds true for life expectancy. Though you are not American, you might be interested in the “eight Americas”: http://www.news.harvard.edu/ga.....tancy.html

By: Ledtim

Ledtim — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 16:26:17 +0000

Ah, but I said, “15% is probably bunk”, indicating that the high figure of 15% is probably incorrect. Semantics is fun!

Here’s the paper the part of the article you cited talks about if you’re interested:
http://faculty-staff.ou.edu/A/.....widepc.pdf

It’s stated that most of the studies for the “can’t conclude” group comes from second-hand sources or unpublished studies, and I’m not sure if the “can’t conclude” group would really be representative of the population.

In any case, the straight dope article references other studies that suggest a much lower cuckold rate.

I’m a bitter angry misanthrope, but I have a hard time believing that 1 out of 6 people are bastards. Well, actually I do and that figure’s probably low, but I’m talking about a different definition of “bastard” now.