no!!
dont separate them
they just had a family
the kid is not even a year old..
dont separate them
they just had a family
the kid is not even a year old..
Started by ahochaude · 23 Nov 2003 · 35,048 replies
hydea wrote:i wanna go to japan soo bad.. ;)OMG well u got guts! :D that's not a stupid promise...no promises are ever stupid! ....and if all else fails u could always go to ur local botanical gardens..they have sakura trees u can stand under!.... as for hyde :sweat: well.... ahhh.....???
i've made a promise that i'll be under the cherry blossom tree in the next 3 years
:crazy: it sound stupid... :crazy:
hmm....
:google: i wanna marry hyde...
:inlove: i want him so much...
:love2: i dont care about megumi..
i dont care about what the world would say...
:flyingkiss:
i love him...
hope megumi read this.....
:evil:
i'll take care of their child :naughty:
:evil:
juliana_phang wrote:i made a promise to myself too that i must step in jpn at least once before i die
:mrgreen:
lovelessemotion wrote:
that's the same 1 i made! :hug: when did u make urs juliana?
yume wrote:Hmm, just in response to some of the posts that posted a lot of anti-rhetoric: you're good at making your own. Also, why should people be forced to speak a language that is not, by law, the official language of the country? Secondly, being anti-American isn't entirely a bad thing. Being able to recognize one's pros and cons has always been considered a humble thing--though, being severly pro or con is something to be cautious against. Also, to be quite frank, America doesn't give as much foreign aid as it promotes. There is probably more money going into commercializing foreign aid than the actual percentage of American tax dollars which is around 1-3%; in contrast to other countries that are smaller in not only size, but the country income as well, giving nearly 10% of their gross to foreign relief aid. And anyone who believes that the title Democrat or Republican separates candidates hasn't looked into the American government system. What separates most people is money. The only people who are even close to the average American are the independents, who American people, ironically, barely give a glance to, hahaha--despite the American idealogy of individuality and independent thinking, most people prefer to belong to a group and fiercely adhere to it.
Hm, and that's about that. :)
Ghil04 wrote:Ok, I haven't checked the forums in a while, and I just glanced upon this thread, so what I'm commenting on are the initial discussions about reparations.
First off, I believe N. Korea should, indeed, receive reparations from Japan for what happened during colonial rule. At the time, N. Korea and S. Korea were a united nation, so my arguments for reparations apply to the two countries as a whole.
I think what happened during Japanese colonization has largely been shoved under the rug because the Japanese government has done an excellent job of covering its tracks. The heinous things that happened during that period are only just now surfacing.
For example, Koreans were banned from using their own language in public. Young girls were kidnapped and forced into prostitution through Asia (aka - comfort women). Massive amounts of Koreans (and Chinese) were used for human expirements for over thirty years.
You could argue, "oh what the hell, the issue's over and done with. These Koreans just want money." But this is more than a matter of money. It's justice more than anything. The Japanese government has failed to acknowledge a lot of thigns that happened, and they are only now fessing up to the things they did during the colonization period.
I BEG EVERYBODY TO GO READ SOME ARTICLES ABOUT THE COMFORT WOMEN. WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER WILL TEAR AT YOUR HEART LIKE NO OTHER.
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