“How am I insulting the South Koreans? They eat dog all the time.”
Dog is rarely eaten by South Koreans. About as often and popular as opossum is in the US.
“How am I insulting the South Koreans? They eat dog all the time.”
South Corean’s dietary choices have little to do with your condescending attitude and remarks; you just used a part of it thinking that you are oh-so-funny and clever, ha ha. You forgot to mention that we also “bury kimchee in shit” in the ground for consumption during the winter, according to some “experts” of Coreans like you. (Never mind that there were no refrigerator and we put kimchee in big clay pots and put them in the ground to keep the food fresh.)
You are perched up high and belittle the Corean people and wrap them all in your ignorant blanket by insinuating that all of them eat dogs AND you make light of this grave situation of hunger up North by your first statement. It shows ZERO concern for the starving people up there, but your whole purpose of it was to just make fun of all Coreans, ya know, the inferior people to you, of course. That is obvious to anyone who has any common sense.
You asked HOW you are insulting the Coreans. If you have to ask.. Bless your heart!
driftdiver,
AN NYOUNG HA SE YO?
KAM SA HAM NI DA.
If possum was as popular in America as dog was in Korea, there’d be hundreds of restaurants serving it in our major cities and half the population would have tried it.
“Though far from an everyday presence on the dinner table, a survey carried out by the National Assembly in 2006 showed that 55.3 percent of Korean adults had tried dog meat at least once.”
http://view.koreaherald.com/kh/view.php?ud=20110808000582&cpv=0
There are more than 530 restaurants in Seoul that serve dog in the summer.
http://news.mk.co.kr/outside/view.php?year=2008&no=526559