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By: Dan

Dan — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 18:19:38 +0000

Alfred, I don’t believe that it matters what we sinners want. Do you presume to know the course that Jesus wants? I don’t think I have that high a security clearance.

As far as the “way forward”, I’m not sure there is a “forward” in this situation. The way forward was to avoid this situation. Twenty three individuals desired to do something stupid. The reasons for this are nolonger important.
The way forward for some of them will be death. Maby all. What we want doesn’t matter.
What I wonder now, is how many additional deaths will be caused by the actions of a few.
Will the ROK send in a rescue mission? If it does, now many brave ROK Soldiers will die. To save the lives of those who either do not know or do not care about the consequences of their actions.
If the ROK does a payoff, how many people will die because of the weapons the payoff will buy?
No matter what the course of action taken next. More people will die because of a group of Christians that went forward where they shouldn’t. Without a care of the Consequences of their actions.

Very selfish of them or very stupid. Take your pick.

But the time for a “way forward” past when they got on the bus.

Yu, I can understand discrimination and prejudice. As a White Man in Korea, I felt it from time to time. I felt it in the Military in the states from Hispanics and African-American Supervisiors. I don’t care much for either of those two Races these days. Although I have had friends from both.
So don’t worry Yu, every group is hated my some other group. But Americans are hated by all. So it would seem.

By: Dr.Yu

Dr.Yu — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 15:53:14 +0000

Daddy Dan,
Thanks for your wisdom. It was an advise. You can accept it if you want. It’s up to you. I’m giving the advise out of my experience of someone living in a foreign country too. I suffer discrimination and prejudice here too.
Sonagi, you are right, it’s unfair to blame all americans for what just some people do.
Alfred, I agree.

By: ALFRED

ALFRED — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 07:24:05 +0000

Can we please stop the insults, and pray for these missionaries to be saved from the Talebans. I think trading insults at this critical stage is not the way forward. We are talking about lives - the mothers, fathers, and brothers and sisters of people like you. Do we want these people released or we want them all killed. The course of Jesus must triumph, and not the devil’s.

By: The pastor deserved to get shot

The pastor deserved to get shot — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 05:17:01 +0000

If Jesus loves the Taliban, then how come Korean Christians are not sending any more missionaries?

Does this mean that Jesus don’t like those Talibans who are raping those poor but utterly stupid Korean missionaries right now?

If Korean Christians had any real faith, then they should be sending MORE misionaries to Afgan to make a point that Jesus still loves their murderous and rapist asses. The total lack of faith that Korean Christians are displaying is totally demoralizing!

By: Dan

Dan — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 03:31:17 +0000

Yu, Didn’t mean to get you upset. I wasn’t even trying to pull your strings.

That was just a Sad outpouring of hate Yu. Not going to win any points THAT WAY.

Get some help son. You care far too much about what koreans think of Americans. Speaking for myself only, I don’t care nearly as much about what Koreans think of Americans as you do.

Your one of the reasons. But it is fun when you get your panties in a wad!
POINT #1; Korean anti-Americanism needs no feeding. It lives off hot air.
POINT #2; “Not Wise”. What are you going to do about it. Give me money?
POINT #3; Respect what? A country that blams it’s big brother for all that is wrong.
POINT #4; “Thats what I would do”. I’ve never been a good lier Yu. I either respect you or you know I don’t.
POINT #5; I know it’s not a threat or a menace. Korea is showing the world that it is not capable of either as I type. The WORLD!
I’m sure that Uncle Kim up north is watching. I wonder what he is THINKING!
I’m just an old country boy from the back woods. I know nothing of such things. Any ideas?

By: Dr.Yu

Dr.Yu — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 01:18:13 +0000

“I repeat again … you are feeding the korean anti-american feeling, and that’s not wise of you.
You don’t have to love koreans. Nobody have to love koreans, but if you want to be respected by koreans in korea, be wise and show respect to them, but if you don’t want to do so, than at least try to pretend that you respect them. That’s what I would do in your place.”
It is not a threat or a menace, it is just an advise.

By: Dr.Yu

Dr.Yu — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 01:14:33 +0000

“He is a victim of his own hate. ……. He simply enjoys his hate of America a great deal.”
I repeat… It’s hard to be sympathetic with americans when reading insults like the ones here. Some said something about “reaping what you sow”, well I think this is what happens to americnas in Korea since they really try hard to be heated by koreans.
I repeat again … you are feeding the korean anti-american feeling, and that’s not wise of you.
You don’t have to love koreans. Nobody have to love koreans, but if you want to be respected by koreans in korea, be wise and show respect to them, but if you don’t want to do so, than at least try to pretend that you respect them. That’s what I would do in your place.