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[travel zen]

[calypso]

there aren't suck things as racists. just stupid people who arent willing to be open minded

[crusher_of_heads]

[whatever]

^^ You must have been bored/drunk beyond belief to resurrect this old-ass thread.

Is this becoming a trend??

Korean-only clubs are weak as hell. One need only to visit a couple of nightclubs to figure that one out. (Not that I'm cheap...far from it...but) Expensive to the point of mutual embarrassment. Stupid 'rules'. Everybody sits at their own table, unless instructed to dance, therefore you meet nobody new. The idiot dj interrupts the music every five seconds to say something 'witty'. The dancers come out and lip-sync a song. An air of class...haha.

[Czarjorge]

"Why would you want to dance with someone who doesn't want to dance with you?"

[Fishead soup]

[Young FRANKenstein]

[tfunk]

Is the club near near the Goose Goose in Bupyeong?

Two years ago a group of foreigners went in there, drunk, and one of the girls toppled some sound equipment (I don't remember the details) onto the ground, breaking it. $$$$.

They then made a run for it before anybody could hold them accountable.

I was embarrassed, they seemed so jubilant to recount the story.

There are a lot of spring breakers in Korea and where do party animals go?

[Funkdafied]

[Young FRANKenstein]

[Adventurer]

[Geckoman]

"Koreans only" clubs are immoral.

In the United States it is against the law and every lawyer dreams of finding an establishment that acts like that as, O'the money that would bring them via a lawsuit. But unfortunately for them the days of segregation and Jim Crow laws are long gone.

Any way, what you should do is post the name of that establishment, along with some pictures of it, so that internet surfers will know about this immoral establishment.

The best way to fight racism is to take action against the racist.

A while ago some guy posted on the internet about a similar story that happened to him.

He was having a party at a bar and they let the white guys in, but the one black guy, they refused entry. He then threatened to move the entire party to another location. The bar still refused to allow the black guy in. So he took his party elsewhere and told the bar as he was leaving that he was going to rat them out on the internet. And sure enough he did, and then the whole world knew.

Then one of the English newspapers in Korea took up his story and boy did that establishment suffer from bad publicity. Everyone was bad mouthing that establishment and they were blacklisted.

The whole episode happened a few years ago. Does anyone remember it?

Be aggresssive in fighting injustices! Never except them without a fight!

Now, what's the name of that establishment, so that we know to bad mouth and blacklist them?

[agoodmouse]

Yes! Seoul's got a few rational, supportive newspapers willing to consider issues foreigners have. For example, the international debit card issue is being covered a lot more, and I read more stories of the troubles foreigners have here.

Foreigner issues affecting many people -- including North Koreans and ethnic Koreans from Russia and elsewhere who can speak Korean, but are discriminated against and find it hard to get jobs in South Korea -- are covered a lot in the Joongang Ilbo.

[Young FRANKenstein]

[itaewonguy]