Indian's impact on racism in Korea - Page 6

i was just curious because when you were asked the question you deflected it in your reply without answering it.

also, it seems to me that you are projecting your insecurity about being socially handicapped to me. that fact that you brought those questions up and became extremely defensive over a question leads me to believe you have deeper issues you need to resolve.

do you regularly lack self-confidence and it is something brought on by your parents or self?

On November 07 2009 16:02 PrideNeverDies wrote:


but you are "rich." if he had just stuck to complimenting your willingness to learn Korean, he might have been genuine. however the fact that he tried to emphasize that you were rich even though you obviously didn't think you looked the part, makes it seem more realistic you fell for some marketing 101.

hey guys a Korean taxidriver thinks rekrul is a good foreigner, therefore all Koreans must like all foreigners.

On November 07 2009 16:06 Rekrul wrote:


i never had any willingness to learn korean i'm just a natural linguistic genius

and fyi, rich people tip less, thats why they are rich. rich ppl r usually the biggest of jews

pun intended

On November 07 2009 16:09 JohnColtrane wrote:
well she was pretty much anti-asian

but i didnt really take her seriously coz shes a ginger

On November 07 2009 16:13 Masamune wrote:

Asking Asians who have a shop in an English speaking country to adjust their signs so that it includes English is not anti-Asian, but pro-sense.

On November 07 2009 16:06 JohnColtrane wrote:
pauline hanson was crucified for more than just her sign policies

On November 07 2009 16:16 JohnColtrane wrote:


i was referring to her other policies, not her asian sign hating

On November 07 2009 16:01 haduken wrote:


Maybe I do，maybe I don't, maybe I think that everyone should have a little insecurity in themselves so they can go on to be better human beings.

How am I suppose to judge that you want an answer instead of interpreting it as anything but a lame teenager retort.

On November 07 2009 16:01 Masamune wrote:

I don’t know who this person is, but whatever the language, if you come to Canada, make sure the main sign is in English and/or French because that is the national language here. I’d imagine that is how it should be done anywhere else. There isn’t a problem with writing something in your native language, just make sure that English and/or French is included and is what is the most visible (or equally visible at the least).


There is a difference between interacting with people by having to serve them (customer service at Walmart, for example) and actually being friends with them and learning about their culture. I went to Manchu Wok today, does that mean that all of a sudden I have this in-depth understanding of Asian culture because I spoke to the cashier?

As for having more friends (lets not talk about relatives being more of your own race...isn’t that a given?) of your own race, sure, I’m not saying it should be equal. However, based on the way you categorized all those groups in your earlier post, and by the cues I get from your profile alone, I can tell that you were one of those FOB Chinese kids at my highschool who never associated with anyone else but other FOBs. So you probably don't even know other races well enough to pass credible judgement on them. Just because your teacher was Polish doesn’t mean that all of a sudden you understand the racial dynamics of Slavic people, wtf.

You see, the difference between you and me is that I don't pretend to know everything about everything.

Maybe I am a FOB kid lol?, how is by being a Non-FOB kid make him any more/less credible? He still won't know a thing about other races outside of his social circle who may/may not consist of people who are genetically different than him.

I work, I study, I socialise with people who come into my company, I don't and can't possibly be selective. It's not like I have a switch in my head that turns me off everytime I see someone who is is different to me, I can only judge people base on my past experiences be them lawyers, doctors, Indians, Chinese, whites whatever...


You clearly have no clue what racism is. Maybe you should hop on that boat and paddle back to China. Oh, and make sure to pick up some soap on the way back, because whenever I sit next to Chinese people on the bus, they stink. Hey, maybe I am stereotyping and I'm sure not all Chinese are like that but the fact remains that majority of them do because that's their way, maybe they have a different kind of cleanliness, I will never know. I heard Dove is good for your skin.

On November 07 2009 16:07 Masamune wrote:

That's what I thought, because crucifying someone politcally for stating that the signs of a shop should include the native language is stupid. Nice example haduken.

On November 07 2009 16:18 Masamune wrote:

But that has nothing to do with why she was brought into the topic by haduken. Her other policies have nothing to do with my example on why all races should conform to the native language of the country they are in, at least when it comes to public advertisements.