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Scotticus
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| CentralCali wrote: |
| You know what, I'm done with you and your stalking trollish behavior. Get another hobby. |
What the hell are you talking about? My first reply wasn't insulting you in any way, it was merely a well-established observation on religion in Korea. Holy fucking persecution complex! |
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teachergirltoo
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Bramble
Joined: 26 Jan 2007
Location: National treasures need homes
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| Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 4:53 pm Post subject: |
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| Scotticus wrote: |
| CentralCali wrote: |
| You know what, I'm done with you and your stalking trollish behavior. Get another hobby. |
What the hell are you talking about? My first reply wasn't insulting you in any way, it was merely a well-established observation on religion in Korea. Holy fucking persecution complex! |
The Witnesses seem to be an exception to your "observation."
Teachergirltoo, thanks for the links. It's disappointing to see that there hasn't been more progress on this issue. |
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Hanson
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This is a whole can of worms type of thing. Just like the thread I started about dual citizenship, the Korean gov't can't appear to be weak with respect to young men refusing to do their military service. They must make the alternative (jail/prison) as undesirable as possible.
If they make exceptions for Jehova's Witnesses and let them do alternatives (whether the JW's, as a matter of faith, accept it or not is another matter), what's to stop any non-religious young man from joining the JW's to avoid military duty? I could just see the JW's becoming the most popular religion here for young men 18-24 years old... |
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