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http://joongangdaily.joins.com/article/view.asp?aid=2894246

[agentX]

I posted about this earlier this month, so it doesn't surprise me that there would be more Koreans joining the case.
Now that PD Diary is being dealt with, the next target to flush out are the Nork sycophants who helped organize the rallies. We can't have them gumming up the works, now can we?

[jdog2050]

...seriously though? F'ck em. You heard me. They cost their own country billions of dollars, and stalled a lucrative FTA deal that's probably the most one-sided in history, and now they're suing even though a rudimentary google search would have disproven PD Diary? F'ck em.

[CentralCali]

What would be great is if the people who lost business because of those protests sued both MBC and the group now suing!

[Ruraljuror]

[Lekker]

This should be interesting to see what the outcome will be.

[GoldMember]

No Pecuniary Damages in Korea.
Yea you can sue BUT with no pecuniary damages, you get sweet FA. That's why you can get away with being an Ahole in Korea.
I don't think the PD Notebook people are sweating.

[Gollywog]

Yeah, and when are these 2,650 plaintiffs going to apologize to Americans (and every white person in Korea that Koreans assume is an American) for the shame, stress, humiliation and discriimination Koreans inflicted (and continue to inflict) on us?

Put a picture of a cow up in the classroom and at least a couple of students will still heckle "Mad cow! Mad cow!"

Has ANYONE received an apology from ANY Korean at ANY time during or after this hysteria?

Did anyone here observe any Korean speak out against the lies spread among students and teachers (sometimes by teachers) about Americans, including that Americans were trying to commit genocide on the Korean people?

I didn't.

Unless they spoke out during the protests, they don't deserve a single won.

A BBC article reporting on one of the protest mentioned there was ONE Korean holding a sign opposing the mad cow lies, and the Korean police took him away. He's the one who deserves the money. All of it. And more.

The rest of the Koreans who stood by silently are nothing but craven COWARDS.

Frankly, I sometimes get the feeling Korea is a nation of cowards.

[fortysixyou]

We (westerners) tend to believe everything our media tells us and just accept it as fact, even though it's mostly bullshit.

Korean people weren't so wrong to trust what their mainstream media told them.

We would've believed it too had we not known the actual truth.

Obviously Koreans didn't know the truth, so they believed the lie. That sounds really simple, but consider all the lies westerners believe just because our media tells us it's true.

[Gollywog]

fortysixyou wrote:

[pkang0202]

MBC's ratings have gone down the tubes since the PD Diary thing.

[it's full of stars]

I fought tooth and nail with at least one of my friends, a committed Labour party member, about the war in Iraq. He thought it was right, I vehemently disagreed.

Let's not forget the estimated 1,000,000 people who marched into London, against the war in Iraq.

How about the continuing discussion on the war in Iraq? Obama was using it to show the ideology gap between himself and Hilary Clinton in the nomination race.

I think there is a lot of cynicism in the West. Many people simply don't have anywhere to vent their feelings.

[TheBulimicFatGuy]

[Ginormousaurus]

[weatherman]

good for them!