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[Alpha-Epsilon]

Look at this, newbie. A lot of these I'm talking about here will dispute you, claiming biasness, prejudice, and racism for your spats contrary to their liking, particularly when it comes to Korea. You then think you're sunk. Get over it.

The worst, and most Western-centric and Korea contrived comments I'd heard here in Korea came from the following three branches of the monkey chain. Canadians, NewZealanders, and South Africans.

There was no doubt these three'd thought so much of themselves they had to prove their self-identity, ie, Canadians wearing maple leafs on their coats during the anti-American uprisings, NewZealanders mopping up the flotsam of jobs through finagling themselves into positions by ousting their Western counterparts by degrading them to the Koreans; and South Africans by their prejudice toward races other than their own.

This is shallow and just the surface of the moronic mainstream mentality amongst these there.

The best, and most cosmopolitan and compassionate comments I'd heard came from the Australians, the English, and the Americans.

These three really had nothing to prove. But they also just wanted to assimilate with the Koreans, like they'd had to do back home, in harmony and peace. They had compassion for other races. For some reason or another, Canadians and those above had been taught their country was superior, since they hadn't had the experience of the melting pots the three above had gone through.

This is common knowledge, newbie, no sweat off their kimchi stained chins.

But what will gall you, is their lack of concern, respect, and compassion for those races and peoples other than themselves, which almost makes you think that these arrogant preeks have some real logically lost lunacy that makes you want to think about dealing with it in two ways.

You can take matters into your own hands, blow up here on this forum, maybe smack a couple over there or. . .completely ignore these wet behind the ear types, but which means ignoring almost all.

Next, you can realize, that from the looks of most over there, it's not worth it.

[Grotto]

Look at this, newbie. A lot of these I'm talking about here will dispute you, claiming biasness, prejudice, and racism for your spats contrary to their liking, particularly when it comes to Korea. You then think you're sunk. Get over it.

Yes you really should look at this post....it shows that you shouldnt post drunk....or talk about things you have no clue about

The worst, and most Western-centric and Korea contrived comments I'd heard here in Korea came from the following three branches of the monkey chain. Canadians, NewZealanders, and South Africans.

Absolutely Americans are never Western centric Why they are absolutely downright grounded in all aspects

There was no doubt these three'd thought so much of themselves they had to prove their self-identity, ie, Canadians wearing maple leafs on their coats during the anti-American uprisings, NewZealanders mopping up the flotsam of jobs through finagling themselves into positions by ousting their Western counterparts by degrading them to the Koreans; and South Africans by their prejudice toward races other than their own.

Of course it makes much more sense to go out, be mistaken for an American and treated poorly Good thing Americans dont have any prejudices eh.....your post sure proves that

This is shallow and just the surface of the moronic mainstream mentality amongst these there.

Well this post certainly is moronic....you really might be more comfortable over on the forum who's name mustnt be mentioned...they embrace this kind of attitude over there

The best, and most cosmopolitan and compassionate comments I'd heard came from the Australians, the English, and the Americans.

Well its good that you have something nice to say

These three really had nothing to prove. But they also just wanted to assimilate with the Koreans, like they'd had to do back home, in harmony and peace. They had compassion for other races. For some reason or another, Canadians and those above had been taught their country was superior, since they hadn't had the experience of the melting pots the three above had gone through.

Boy its a good thing Americans have never been taught this Yup melting pots sure must be the way to go...and its so applicable to living in Korea

This is common knowledge, newbie, no sweat off their kimchi stained chins.

But what will gall you, is their lack of concern, respect, and compassion for those races and peoples other than themselves, which almost makes you think that these arrogant preeks have some real logically lost lunacy that makes you want to think about dealing with it in two ways.

Good thing you havent shown any lack of respect! Oh wait a minute......yes you did! Put down the soju bottle and move away from the keyboard...easy there...easy.!!

You can take matters into your own hands, blow up here on this forum, maybe smack a couple over there or. . .completely ignore these wet behind the ear types, but which means ignoring almost all.


Now theres some good advice....I think i'm going to take it and just ignore you from now on.

Next, you can realize, that from the looks of most over there, it's not worth it.

Not really sure what you mean by this....its not really a second option...Oh wait!! I got it....its an insult towards how people look. Well you're ugly and your momma dresses you funny

[Xerxes]

I think you should meet and have discussions with Five Eagles and Xian. They'll really like you. Say your mind about Christianity in exactly the same intelligent and cogent way you have about the races, racism and ppl's attitudes. Post replies to what ever those two say as often and as diligently as possible, and I will think much, much better about you.

Otherwise, you annoy the holy *bleep* OUT of me!!! The only reason I read your threads (and I know I shouldn't) is that I am astonished that you are for real and make such generalizations big enough for a Pat Buchannan lover or a David Duke enthusiast to fit through. You should send nice letters to President Bush and tell him how much you admire him and that his foreign policy is just up your alley. He'll like that. Trust me.

[Hater Depot]

Grotto, you seem to have confused this post with a shady hagwon contract.

[indytrucks]

This troll has grown tiresome. Three strikes, you're out, I say. Go play over at Expats. I'm sure some of the braintrust over there will appreciate your profound musings.

[laogaiguk]

[Swiss James]

Can someone who studied psychology work out what this guys problem is and ship some medication over to him please?

[pegpig]

[Bulsajo]

Thread of the year, in so many ways.

[visitor q]

[Satori]

Someone put this guy out of his misery...

[Pak Yu Man]

So before I read this thread, I read this one. here

How's that for irony? Or is it like a 6th sense?