From: txc6266@ultb.isc.rit.edu (T.X. Cheng )
Newsgroups: soc.culture.taiwan,soc.culture.korean
Subject: Re: All you d*ckhead friend-betraying Koreans!!!
Date: 24 Aug 92 01:30:45 GMT
Organization: Rochester Institute of Technology
Originator: txc6266@ultb

In article <23AUG199203584379@juliet.caltech.edu> tychay@juliet.caltech.edu (Chay, Terrence Y.) writes:
>In article <9223618.1419@mulga.cs.mu.OZ.AU>, 
>dht@cs.mu.OZ.AU (Joyous Dave baby) writes...
>
>>all you f***ing d*ckhead, selfish, dishonest, friend-betraying
>>Koreans...
>
>  i'm sorry you feel this way. i just hope you get this post before people
>start flaming you on the net.
>
>>I'll never ever buy ANY Korean product from now on... 
>[stuff deleted accidentally]
>
>  many governments have done many dihonorable things many times, if you
>held the same standard to all countries, you might have to live like
>Thoreau! =]
>  the u.s. invaded panama and grenada for basically no other reason than
>the dubious monroe doctrine.  while politically a good move, i believe it
>was ethically unsound (IMHO).  should i stop buying products from my own
>country because of this?
>
>>yes, for some reason, I feel that I'm becoming a racist....
>>for good reason, too!
>> 
>>Recognizing PRC is one thing, but at the expense of a long-time
>>friendship is another.
>
>  i suggest you read the posts of the other people, they are very informative.

Totally agree, they are pretty informative.

>in defense, i must say that many of the korean netters expressed dislike with
>the way taiwan was treated in the whole affair.  hatred of the government for

Because they got a lot of benefits from Taiwan.  Taiwan was one of their
economical "cloth-food parents" (I1 CHI2 FOO4 MOO3, in Chinese)

>this action i can understand, racism due to one incident is beyond me though.

Of course, you are not in S. Korea or Taiwan or China, you will never
understand.

>  if what you object to is personal, then we netters might understand.  but,
                                           ^^^^^^^^^^
                                           Do you imply that you are a 
                                           representative of all netters
                                           or the supervisor of this
                                           network?

>please post exactly why, "just the facts ma'am."
>  in your next post you might want to use better nettiquette.  for the simple 
                                                  ^^^^^^^^^^^
                                                  Sorry for my broken English.
                                                  I can't find this word in
                                                  dictionaries.  What's it mean?

>reason that more people might sympathize with your side if you do.  if you 
>don't believe me than i refer you to Dwight Joe's postings on soc.culture.asean
>and soc.culture.asian.american.
>
>  of course, you are not _obligated_ to do anything.  this is usenet and there
>is nothing most of us can do. =]
            ^^^^^^^^^^
            Again?
>
>---- 
>this is my .sig, deal with it.
>
>          -terrychay
>                 TYCHAY@CITJULIE.BITNET
>                 tychay@juliet.caltech.edu
>----
>
>  by the way, both my parents are korean so i guess i am too.  if you hate
                                               ^^^^^
                                            Yeah, you can only guess.
                                            Did you ask your U.S.-citizen
                                            friends who you are?  I bet for
                                            one buck that most of their 
                                            answers is AMERICAN.

>me because of that, don't worry it doesn't bother me.  
>  i've heard every possible derogertory comment, and such name-calling since i 
>was 3 years old in a sandbox, too young to understand that they were "racist"
>but old enough to understand the hatred implied in the voice.  At the time,
>my older brother held me back (it was a good thing too, since they 
>probably would have kicked the sh*t out of me!)
>
>  i don't speak korean and have been to korea less than i've been to europe,
>canada, and mexico, but the funny thing is some people never let me forget 
>that i am. =]

How about your son/daughter?