From: mj03@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu (MINHO JO)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.korean
Subject: RE: ^^^^^^^^^^    S H O C K I N G    R E S U L T S    ^^^^^^^^^^^
Date: 20 Dec 92 23:03:30 GMT
Organization: Lehigh University

In article <20DEC92.06315304@don.waisman.wisc.edu>,
lee@don.waisman.wisc.edu writes:





Thank you, Hyungui, for your concerns on my statement and your
sincere replies.


>In a previous article, mj03@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu (MINHO JO) wrote:

You replied before as following:

>>More important thing is questionable YS's brain ?   Think of how
>>important things we are facing in economy and unification.


>I don't think that YS's brain is worse than yours :-).



  *  You can compare YS's smartness and knowledge on economy and
     international politics to DJ's and JY's.

     If he is smart and knowledgeble enough to talk to people,
     why did he reject the TV debate ?

     But,  this is not only criteria to judge his brain, but
     his previous comments and ideas on specific economic and
     international political topics.

     I would say that his decision abilities at most on domestic
     politics are good as much as DJ's.   However,  his decisions
     were always based on SENSE (Gam-Gak), rather than analytical
     and intellectual analysis.

     For making decision on economy and international politics,
     to depend on Gam-Gak is surely dangerous.  Must follow
     intellectual, knowledgeable, and analytical brain.

     NOTE:  I didn't mean that I want to compare his brain to
     mine.  I was trying to talk about capabilities as a president.
     If you really like to compare his brain and and mine,  YES
     I am happy to do,  but how will do it ?





>>I want to believe that younger generation didn't vote for YS in the
>>election.

>All younger people don't support DJ.

     * Of course,  not all youger people were not in favor of DJ, but
       according to the current polls,  the majority of youger people
       seemingly support DJ.  In addition,  read the sentence carefully,
       I meant it was simply my wish.





>>  I hate old generations who hate CHANGES.

>Do not hate others because they have a different opinion from yours.


     * Sure,  I respect other's opinion.





>>Anyway,  the game is over.  In this step,  DJ is suggested to one step
>>back and support a well-qualified and popular future leader who can beat
>>the next Minja-Dang's candidate.

>I am happy that at least one Kim is to disappear. What we have to do is to
>wait for another five years.



     * I agree with it,  except that  the scuccessor of Gun-Ba-Ri, YS,
       should have beeen eliminated.  He could win by aids of 5-Gong
       and 6-Gong's parasites.   He is also a betrayer to Korean people
       changing his party.

       I don't want to argue anymore with how he won the elction.
       The future of Korea is more important.




>>the rumor of Pal-gang-i which is not true, and etc.

>MIMHO, this is not one of the major reasons of his defeat.

      *  Please read the paragraph scrutinizingly.  My point
      is NOT what are causes of DJ's failure.





                    Minho Jo, Lehigh University
                    Computer Integrated Manufacturing Lab.
                    Industrial Engineering Department.
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