ROK Drop Open Thread – September 01, 2023

$hee-it (in my best Texan drawl), now you’re just trollin us, Korean Person. This is base level college frosh liberal claptrap 101. Please, tell your chicom masters to get a little more woke dialogue in the posts. Read Vox or msnbc or daily beast to pick up the finer points of retarded American liberal thought.

Do better odishi!

Lazy chinabots abound. It’s why I mock them. They’re dull but annoying.

I would have thought RokDrop deserved at least one with an IQ above room temperature.

This crowd can’t even express dialectical materialism competently…

Maybe they need more remedial work on Xi thoughts. I don’t think they’re even serious about that!

Winnie will be pissed.

Since Google started using their new AI, searches are less useful than out chinabots.

“However, they’re spending over $1 billion to ensure the aftermath inspection of Fukushima releases.”

I agree. It is an avoidable expense if the noisy lefties would study some science instead of simply being noisy to hear themselves be self-importantly noisy.

If I was in charge, I would publish a chart with the math done in crayon and tell everyone involved to go sit on a dìck.

But I have chosen the path of competence instead of political speaking, so I am grudgingly tolerated as a necessity kept in the background rather than pushed to the forefront to sugarcoat the bitter truth… or outright lie.

(I occasionally get to speak the truths everyone else is afraid to voice… and it is glorious.)

(Bonus: Someone pointed out that when they notice I become suddenly smooth and political, it is a trap and the situation is dangerous. After consideration, I proudly agree)

Anyway, if you feel the money spent on Fukushima monitoring is a waste, my suggestion is get all your lefty friends to stop whining about it.

And if you believe it is a real issue, the spending is not a waste, is it.

Checkmate.

“All this spending would not have been necessary at all if the SK government hadn’t encouraged the Japanese government to release the waters.”

I follow Japanese foreign policy very closely and I did notice every policy decision starts with “What does South Korea think we should do?”

Or maybe they don’t and you are a self-important dummy. Hard to know.

“Once the nuclear pollution levels reach high readings in the South Korean fishing grounds, it’s already too late to do anything”

You are a woman.

That is the only explanation.

Men don’t imagine something, get worked up about the results of their imagination, and make real-world decisions based on their emotional response to their own famtasy.

Women, like you, are champions of this.

As has been offered, do some math and show us the nuclear pollution levels when it hits the Korean fishing grounds.

If it is a problem, I will 100% change my tune and stand with you in protest. I don’t want to eat contaminated seafood either.

Getting me on your side of the issue is just that easy.

If your math works out where the level is the same as background by the time it reaches Korea, then you are just a noisy leftist pawn yelling over imaginary issues because you can’t find any legitimate gripes.

You could also be a rightwing pawn focusing attention on nonsense to keep attention away from issues the public should truly be concerned about.

Neither is a good look for you.

If you refuse to do the math and simply want to keep whining under different names, you aren’t a serious person and you will be treated as such.

So, your choices are grab a calculator and have everone on you side, grab a calculator and ease your mind, or refuse to create any facts and keep emotionally arguing your feels, like a woman.

So what is it going to be?

South Korean government is now bringing in foreign ‘nannies’ as a pilot program as a test, to supposedly help the birthrate.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/01/asia/south-korea-migrant-domestic-worker-intl-hnk/index.html

Rich city-states like Hong Kong and Singapore are paying these foreign nannies, $600 a month – which is slave labor wages, unprecedented exploitation at galore. However, the birthrates of those two states are not much better than South Korea’s. So how is this going to help South Korea?

The Yoon administration proposed to pay these nannies below minimum wage – which led to a huge outcry, forcing the kkondae president to reverse his sick decision, thankfully. But even if the nannies are paid the proper going market rate for live-in nannies – $3400 a month, how is this going to help the South Korean family where an average individual earns only $3800 a month?

All this is very poorly thought out, and it points to a coming system where the government will turn a blind eye to rampant labor abuses with lower pay rates – it’s a wink from the government to those families, to go ahead and hire these nannies, but you don’t have to follow the pretend rules. What terrible disgusting people, I hope they get judged someday.

If the vast quantities of unprocessed sewage, nuclear waste, non-biodegradable garbage China dumps into the Pacific, and overfishing from those illegal Chinese fishing fleets, don’t disturb chinabot’s fantasy, the pittance supplied by Japan won’t pollute anything at all.

The projection from Beijing’s catemite army is astoundingly tone-deaf.

$hee-it (in my best Texan drawl), now you’re just trollin us

Is that an inspirational idea from my ID

Lazy chinabots abound. It’s why I mock them. They’re dull but annoying.

What can we learn from the statements above?

1. Chickencheeseramen is another of setnaffa’s sockpuppets
2. The Setnaffarians don’t know how to counter my statements, so they are reverting to their fallback tactic of calling their opponents, chinabots.
3. If they cannot counter my statements, that means what I’ve said is true.

The Yoon government is now dismantling memorials for victims of the Japanese military which are located in parks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIRzotBh8Js&ab_channel=MBCNEWS

Not surprising at all, considering his family has a long history of collaborating with Japanese colonials, so he now has to take orders from them.

But you still sound like an idiot.

Considering that the Setnaffarian tactic of using the word “chinabot” isn’t working undoubtedly setnaffa has changed his tactics by using the word “idiot.”

It seems that setnaffa is getting desperate.

Patriotic Koreans who didn’t learn math in school or who have blind hatered for Japan could say the same things.

Define “Patriotic Koreans”.

Oh come on CH. who are you trying to kid?

It’s been made obvious by statements made by you and setnaffa that the ideal definition of a “patriotic Korean” is a Korean who won’t criticize and oppose any right wing government, including and not limited to the Yoon government.

Drop the BS for once.

Drop the BS for once.

TOK,

setnaffa is a right winger.

As such he is too cowardly to admit that he is BSing

TIK-TOK is Chinese spyware.

So we expect anti-Korean rhetoric from you.

So what can we deduce from the statement above;

1. setnaffa is racist
2. setnaffa is condescending when it comes to actual Koreans
3. setnaffa generalizes Koreans and lops them into one category
4. As such setnaffa is racist
5. setnaffa doesn’t understand Korean issues so he falls back on his favorite tactic, calling those who do not agree with him “Chinese”

Which bring us to this question.

Wonder if his Chinese masters are happy?

Lies, slander, and misdirection is all the chinabots are apparently allowed to type.

I hope their parents never find out what a bunch of gormless losers their offspring turned out to be.

Just pathetic.

And China isn’t covering itself in roses with this lot, either. They make the CCP look like losers, too…

This conversation looks like a dresser…

…with the sock drawer open.

“That is an interesting statement considering that you are the sockpuppet of setnaffa.”

They are unrelated topics.

Me being a Setnaffa sockpuppet has no relationship to the cluster of anti-Korean chinabot socks.

Butwhatabout is a poor defense.

Not just China or Mexico! There are very corrupt people everywhere. Be very careful wherever you travel:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKGtwaJaoHE

“Which begs the question of what are “values of communism, North Koreans, and anti-Korean globalists” in the eyes of CH?”

Those values speak for themselves.

Look at the history of communism, the conditions of North Korea, and the websites of various globalist organizations.

South Koreans should be especially sensitive to communism, North Korean values, and colonization by non-Koreans with their own agenda.

You either:
– lack the cognative ability to recognize this
– are a non-Korean looking to damage Korea
– are an unpatriotic Korean being used as a tool to damage Korea

If you are stupid, your opinion doesn’t matter. You can be made fun of until you recognize this and shush.

If you are a chinabot (or norkbot), your actions are understandable and there are no personal hard feelings as you look to further your own interestes over those of Korea.

If you are an filthy unpatriotic Korean angry at Korea for whatever reason and looking to damage Korea because of your own personal shortcomings in life, you should be ashamed. Walk immediately to the DMZ, cross over, and experience the equality and good treatment.

TOK, you will get no traction trying to defend communists, North Koreans, and traitors.

The current iteration of TOK has to be a bot because he can’t summarize or catch a hint.

However, bots and incels resemble each other quite a bit, so without my glasses they all smell like piss-eggs.

“Which begs the question of what are “values of communism, North Koreans, and anti-Korean globalists” in the eyes of CH?

It’s obviously whatever CH sees fit.”

Anyone who asks that question and makes that statement is most likely a tool of one of those groups.

Run along, my little saboteur.

Yoon government accuses four reporters from four media companies of spreading fake news against Yoon, so they need to be arrested and then get “executed” (they actually said this).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJdujAKF3pI&ab_channel=MBCNEWS

If you loved Korea, you would decry such attacks against press freedoms, and be appalled and concerned with the attacks against the freedom of South Koreans. But if you’re just mindless foreign shills of Yoon who only care about their own national interests (American) to win the fight for hegemony in Asia at whatever the costs, then they wouldn’t mind seeing South Korea going back to 1980.

“Yoon government accuses four reporters from four media companies of spreading fake news against Yoon, so they need to be arrested and then get “executed””

I don’t know this situation.

I believe in freedom of the press.

I don’t believe in freedom of the press to lie.

I don’t know if the press is lying in this situation (because I don’t know the details) but after watching both the Korean and (especially) American press outright lying in ways harmful to citizens but beneficial to the wealthy, the corporations, and the globalists, I am inclined to believe by default (unless you explain otherwise) these reporters were pushing some agenda counter to the well-being of Korea and Koreans.

If it can be demonstrated they violated the trust placed in them by spreading fake news and claiming, as a reporter, for it to be true, they need to be arrested as traitors to Korea, given a truly fair trial, have their agenda and its true beneficiaries exposed, and executed as anti-Korean saboteurs if properly found guilty.

Try this:

Explain what “fake news” the four are accused of spreading and why it is claimed to be fake. Explain how their news is actually truthful.

If their statements are true, I will agree with you against the Yoon administration. Freedom of the press to expose misdeeds must be protected (especially if it is apolitical). If their statements are false, I will determine if they are anti-Korean traitors pushing a foreign agenda, communists, etc., and I will likely agree execution is the correct way to protect Korea against spies and propagandist hiding behind the shield of “journalism”.

As has been offered many times in the past, you now have a chance to easily win everyone over to your way of thinking simply by demonstrating facts with an explanation.

Difficulty Level:

– if you continue to yap nonsense filled with buzzwords and emotion, but no logic and clear reasoning, it will be obvious the fake journalists should be executed

– if any of your facts turn out to be lies, it will be obvious thr fake journalists should be executed

– if you refuse to answer, it will be obvious the fake journalists should be executed

The power of opinion over their lives is up to you. Good luck.

What goes around comes around. Freedom of political speech/press can only exist as a sort of cease fire agreement between vying political factions. Let’s not pretend political weaponization of libel/defamation laws has been a one way street. How many journalists critical of Moon Jae In landed in legal trouble again? That cease fire has mostly broken down and naturally escalation is on the table so long as power is contestable and no one is willing to back down.

South Korea’s political division looks like a cold civil war. In some ways similar to America. Ideas of what is considered “patriotic” and “treason” differ depending on the side. These divisions run deep, all the way back to the Three Kingdoms of Korea. The regional Baekje/Silla divide never really went away. Regional intermarriage rates were always very low. Even today. Heck, intermarriage rates between villages was historically very low because walking over half a dozen mountains and trudging through half a dozen rivers to find a wife just isn’t practical when the girl next door is available.

This has led to perceivable differences in appearance between the regions, at least for the trained eye. Pohang people tend to be tall with very pointy chins. Sokcho have rounder faces and are shorter. North Gyeongsandbuk-do tend to have long rectangular faces and are tall. Jeolla-Do, heh, tend to look like rice farming peasants (because they are).

To the outsider, such differences are invisible, but to the insider, such differences are not merely physical, but markers of political socioeconomic tribe. Korea was never one country, and in fact the short lived Korean Empire was very much the most apt name for what has always been a collection of highly divided sub-nations. Mountains do that, and Korea is the country of 10,000 mountains.

Most of modern South Korea’s censorship was centered around shutting down pro-North/communist speech. Considering the war is still technically ongoing, this is not out of the ordinary. See what happened to anti war protestors in America during the 20th century. Quite a few ended up in jail for years. Free speech isn’t absolute in war time as it turns out.

One then only needs look at who is against the old anti communist censorship laws in Korea to have suspicion about loyalties. Naturally, accusations get thrown around often.

So I looked up the situation… crappy translations of poor writing.

Short version, as I understand it:

– some reporter wrote a speculative hit piece on Yoon prior to the election in a typical case of election interference… the news outlet later apologized. (It gets uglier because someone against Yoon and benefitting from this article transferred the reporter a big sum of money. But, but, but, “It was for a book.” Okidokie.)

– 4 reporters wrote “factual” reports on Yoon, using the speculative hit piece as their “source”. These were not represented as opinion but as fact.

This is unethical. This is unethical by people who have a higher obligation to a functioning society to be ethical.

We have seen this in America where Team Hillary worked with the FBI to plant a false media story about Trump and then used that story to get a warrant to wage lawfare on those around him.

This does not benefit the country.

I am leaning toward death.

But let’s see how the chinabots explain this.

Prediction: Lots of typing with lots of attacks but no clear information or rational explanation

Because lefties are predators or idiots, so it is impossible to have a rational conversation, every day, I save money to buy a cargo helicopter.