Pun-Yun-Chi, I weep for you

Méo · 02-10-10, 10:11 PM

Weird, just weird...

In the history of my nation, there has always been at some level a feeling of anti-americanism, anti-imperialism (both American & British) or whatever you want to call it. This is somewhat understandable since we have been exploited (especially during the industrial revolution).

But people here created and joined labor unions for better quality of life, I mean they (we) did not give up our freedom!!

I guess we (or at least me) are trying to take what's best from americans and we try to protect ourselves from their flaws.

I mean they (the Koreans) are thousands miles away from the United States and they are freaking.. ..we're just few miles away and we're not...

I hope for them that some day they will realize that being open-minded is a great thing, and that doesn't mean to approve everything.

02-10-10, 10:11 PM	#13
Méo Ace of the Deep Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Quebec City Posts: 1,153 Downloads: 258 Uploads: 0	Weird, just weird... Weird, just weird... In the history of my nation, there has always been at some level a feeling of anti-americanism, anti-imperialism (both American & British) or whatever you want to call it. This is somewhat understandable since we have been exploited (especially during the industrial revolution). But people here created and joined labor unions for better quality of life, I mean they (we) did not give up our freedom!! I guess we (or at least me) are trying to take what's best from americans and we try to protect ourselves from their flaws. I mean they (the Koreans) are thousands miles away from the United States and they are freaking.. ..we're just few miles away and we're not... I hope for them that some day they will realize that being open-minded is a great thing, and that doesn't mean to approve everything. Last edited by Méo; 02-10-10 at 10:32 PM.