The Korean War was a byproduct of US politics, of which Korea was a pawn. Because of the cold war which even you may know was mostly orchestrated by the US and the Soviet Union, it divided countries like Korea and Vietnam, caused its people to kill its own in civil wars and genocide, and caused many deaths and heartache and split families forever between imaginary land and political divisions imported from the west. It was a part of the Cold War between the US and allies against the Soviet Union and their communist allies. The 38th division is maintained by the US with its own money not out of kind hearted intentions for poor abused Koreans struggling against its evil northern counterpart, but to maintain its military and economic presence and might in that part of the world. The US government sent its “50,000 dishwashers” to die in a game of money and power. It is out of ignorance of history, or maybe the result of successful propaganda which you have gulped down, that you can say in such a ridiculous and bigoted way that we should be grateful for Americans having died to fight a war they started. Understand that I am not condemning any of the soldiers who came to Korea to fight, but the nasty politicians who played with the lives of innocent people for the sake of money, nuclear power play and politics.

We did not start a civil war to which the American soldiers came to us like angels from heaven to help fight. The American soldiers came because their country’s politicians wanted them to push the Soviets back from what they considered to be their land. They came because they were drafted. They came because their personal circumstances made the army the only alternative. They came because they were duped into thinking that it was an idealistic cause. They came because they wanted to kill the commies. They came because they were patriotic. But it all boils down to the fact that they came because the government put its people in a war that they did not have to fight and die for.

Many countries still have old toilet and sewage systems and that is not very nice to have to deal with coming from places like most of the US (aside from trailer parks or many places in even NYC where you are begged by management not to flush toilet paper down the toilet). However, before you condemn the whole country as backwards, stop and think about other ways in which the US is behind other countries, such as the NYC subway system. It is disgusting. People piss in plain view down there, there are stalactites of dirt, grime and neon colored ooze dripping from the ceilings under which socialites, dishwashers, and big wig businessmen all stand day after day in mind numbing masses to get to someplace important in the city. Compare that smelly, dank and archaic 100+ year old system where modern cell phones do not work of a too old infrastructure that cannot support modern cellular technology to the clean and new subway system in Seoul where the latest gadgets work without fail. Do you see people saying that the US must be full of backwards and ignorant people who, after beefing their egos up by saying they hosted the olympics in Atlanta, and discovered penicillin etc etc, can’t even manage to clean up and build a new subway system even after charging its riders exorbitant amounts of money? That they allow the city to maintain such a dirty smelly old and crumbling subway system that countries like Seoul, Thailand and Germany would never associate themselves with? NO. You don’t hear that.

So, please stop and think what foul filth comes out of your mouth before you make what amounts to racist and ignorantly bigoted statements like the one you made in response to YISUNSHIN. I do not think YISUNSHIN should have attacked you and told you to get out of the country for expressing your opinion, but your opinion, in my opinion, sucked.

Yeah! Hmmm and Jeff. Get with the program. You obviously haven’t been in Korea as long as you’d like us to believe.

Why shouldn’t the Koreans throw their toilet paper anywhere they please?

Don’t you know…

Korean shit don’t stink!

That’s one of the first lessons you’re supposed to learn when you step off the plane.

You guys are still a couple of multi-cultural amateurs.

:-P

My kids didn’t appreciate it as much as I did, but they got to listen to some really cool music. I forced them to sit through the whole thing. Bwuhahaha.

John Lee Hooker - Come and See About Me: The Definitive DVD

Is there another one?

I always associated the Boogie Man with the Epiphone Sheraton, but in the video he mostly plays a beat up old Gibson 335.

I gotta get myself one of those someday and had hoped that with all your wealth you might be able to help me out. Maybe if I had one of those my kids will think I sound like John Lee too.

Take care and make sure to flush that soiled toilet paper.

Dude, don’t blow a gasket. If you like wiping your ass and throwing the paper in an open basket for others to smell for days on end, then go for it. You’re prolly responsible for a lot of the “sidewalk pizzas” in my neighborhood too, aren’t you?

You live in a free country, wipe your shit wherever you want. Oh, by the way,–you have that right thanks in large part to the 50,000 American dish-washers who died for you. Therefore, you can throw your feces-encrusted tissue wherever you please. Go for it. Whatever gets you through the night, bubba.

Oh, and by the way…toilet paper came to Korea country from the United States.

If you don’t like Americans speaking their opinions, why not go back to your traditional ways and use your fingers or a handful of leaves?

5,000 glorious years of Korean culture and you couldn’t invent a halfway sanitary way to wipe your ass? Then you get angry when foreignors try to instruct you on the proper way to use this newfangled invention.

Oh, but you do have four separate and distinct seasons, don’t you: spring, summer, fall, and autumn.

Oh, Pilsung, Kooooreaaa.

Tell us how it is, brother! Can I have an Amen?

Asshole!

Close enough.

Oh, and Jeff, now that you’re rich beyond your wildest dreams due to your use and abuse of the poor oppressed Korean people, can I have your cool guitar?

Do not talk about what you dont know anythign about.

Flush it!!