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People met on my backpacking137 - Ungratefulness
Korea is something very rare country in many ways. There are many phenomena that cannot be seen in other countries. Of course, this kind of phenomenon is everywhere in the world where people live. However, in my view, there must be something unsual in Korean society.
For example, there are few respected people in Korea as professionals in each field. In other words, there is no so-called senior statemen. No one is recognized as a veteran in any field, including business, religious, military, academic, political, legal, and literary circles. Of course, the elder refers to a pan-national figure (e.g., Cardinal Kim Soo-hwan) that transcends academic ties, regionalism and religion. In fact, there are many people with experience, skills, wisdom, and virtue in each field. Without them, It was impossible to create a successful Korea that the world envies today. I mean no one can create something out of nothing.
So what is the problem? Presumably, Koreans are too jealous of others' success. For example, Koreans hate other people's children when they make better life, not to mention that they study better than their own children. I am often told by foreigners that Koreans are ungrateful. Shame on it.
For example, if my English pronunciation is good when I read English, friends around me tease me, sneer me. "Hey, you must have eaten a lot of butter..." "Hey, don't roll your tongue like an American." And so on. When I went backpacking, especially in the 1990s, I met a lot of young guys from Korea and Japan. I met them at train stations, bus terminals, guest house accommodations, etc. Each told an episode related to English problem. Some said, they were damaged because their poor English. When I taught them English on the spot, the Japanese surely thanked me. But not Koreans. When I was talking with foreigners, Koreans sometimes came next to me and listened. When foreigners praised me for my good English. Koreans don't. Furthermore, a Korean couple gave 100,000 lira (1991) in a bookstore in Rome after they bought a book, but the owner of the bookstore said he received a 10,000 lira bill and didn't give him any change. I brought the police to solve the problem, but the Korean couple left without saying thank you. There are thousands of this kind of exsamles.
I think, in such a bad environment, we can't find or cultivate talented kids who will be responsible for the future in any field. Cause not only does it take a long time and money to raise one talent, but it also absolutely requires constant praise and encouragement from the surrounding people. Therefore, big figures can't stand out properly in Korea. Representatively, you can see it by looking at the political circles. Even human trash tries to be president or lawmaker by any means. They have no basic human knowledge, no expertise, no experience. Moreover, they are incompetent people with no patriotism or willingness to defend free domcratic Korea. They have disturbed Korea, damaged the national interest, and further denied Korea. As a result, the Korean economic and social order is on the verge of collapse and has become a mockery in the international community.
After all, the responsibility lies with the people who elected them. Unless voters admit it frankly and realize it, the vicious cycle will never end. And S. Korea will become a hungry country again or a slave to the CCP or N. Korean dictatorship. This is a stark reality of international politics. I think it's time to reflect on the saying that it's the fastest when we think it's late. Koreans think that our lives are abundant, so do other countries. No way. Cause Koreans have only seen famous tourist attractions and downtowns with hotel shopping centers from abroad. There are still countless poor countries in the world, just as we couldn't eat three meals a day in the 1950s and 1960s. They always asked me something sincerely when they saw me. "How did Korea become a prosperous country?" I'm so envious of Korea. What's the secret of Korea's success? I also want to go to Korea to earn money and study. I really want to go see the world just like Koreans."
As I always feel, almost 100% of Koreans are carrying large golf club bags in groups at Southeast Asian airports such as Thailand. Of course, it is a symbol and a pride of wealth. But nothing is free in the world. In other words, instead of Korean golf club bags and cloud-like Korean overseas travelers, Koreans can return to their original position in the 60s and 70s when they left for the Saudi construction site as West German miners and nurses. Imagine Venezuela, Argentina. If you saw them for yourself like I did, you would completely changed.
In particular, there are words that Koreans love. "I don't think N. K. attacks us because we're the same people." "Let's think positively." "Negative thoughts are not good for your health." "Let's live with a smile." "I love poetry, I love literature, I love art. I love peace..." And they have something in common. They are anti-Japanese and anti-American but they do not curse the CCP and the N.K. They prefer demagogues and crooks who speak well to those who practice by action. As a result, they never say that they love soldiers and entrepreneur as much as they love literature and art. They are not interested in civil defense training and nuclear attack evacuation facilities and training, let alone self-defense. That's why they're not ashamed of not joining the army. Unless this slave mentality improves, Koreans will have no choice but to become slaves controlled by low-quality bastards.
¡°One of the penalties of refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors.¡± -Plato
Thanks. No successful Korea, no free world trip.
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