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Except by his account, everyone thinks like him. The crazy-ass foo'! D:Ennui said:Well, Numbers is brainwashed, so we don't really take him as an example of S. Korean youth.
Combine Hybrid said:I'm glad most of people in South Korea aren't really like numbers. Only old generation adults and the government has an issue with japan, but you won't see Korean teens bitching at japan for those reasons in these days, but of course except people like numbers. But I don't know if numbers is a 50 years old, old generation adult.
Plus, I'm korean and you won't see me bitching at japan for those reasons. I only have an issue with their government, but not their people or their customs.
Really, when it comes to people's relationship, koreans and japanese tends to get along very well, as I have noticed with my own eyes. There are whole bunch of japanese internation students and people who lives in South Korea and also in other way around. But when it comes to a politic, the things tend to get hot between two countries, even though both countries' relationship has been improved a lot past years.
So now you are telling me you are a Jap sympathizer? Playing a major role in their Korean liberation?15357 said:I don't lob stones at Japs. Its bad for our image, so I even try to stop my fellow students.
haha, i remember that, we had so many good slogans. /tries to remember them. D:DreadLord1337 said:A few thousand monks protested once in Guild Wars in the Southern Shiverpeaks. It was for a few days.. Didn't get much accomplished, but it was a good time. NO HEAL, NO DEAL.
was a secret military medical unit of the Imperial Japanese Army that researched biological warfare and other topics through human experiments during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945) and World War II
* Vivisections were performed on prisoners infected with various diseases; scientists would remove organs to study the effects of the disease on the human body.
* Prisoners were amputated limb by limb to study blood loss.
* Arms were cut off and reattached to opposite sides.
* Limbs were frozen and sawn off.
* Stomachs were surgically removed and the oesophagus was reattached to the intestines.
* Parts of the brain, lungs, liver, etc. were taken out.
* Vivisection of a pregnant woman (impregnated by one of the doctors) and the baby.
Numbers i think you're giving a slightly skewed and possibly incorrect opinion of the general relationship between South Korea and Japan. If the hatred was so deep, how the heck could you have organized a football world cup together? I know it's hard to trust a country/culture knowing what they've done in the past, and given the right circumstances (ie another war) they might do it all over again....but surely there's room for reconcilliation.
I agree it's unfortunate Japan denies it's brutal past and doesn't teach it in schools to help the next generation learn HOW TO NOT **** HUMANITY IN THE ASS WITH A CACTUS DILDO....i'm willing to give the Japs a clean slate and they ****ed Australia up as well. They ate our soldiers in Papua New Guinea on the road to invasion of Australia. They called them white pigs, they also ate the locals and called them black pigs. They ate prisoners etc. Then this news of unit 731 i just learnt about
What the heck is a hanchongryun?
15357 said:I know, but Japan is still our number 2 enemy and security threat in the future.