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Fred Liken wrote:
> "Robin" <robinandtami@nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:VQrKe.14284$084.1471@attbi_s22...
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>>"Bill Cable" <billcable@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:1123646392.904605.140870@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
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>>>You think Reuters got scammed? You'd think they'd fact check before
>>>sending it out on the wires.
>>>
>>>--
>>>Bill Cable - Steelers Fan & Star Wars Collector
>>>http://CreatureCantina.com <----- funny!
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>>>
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>>It reads like a story planted by the Korean government as a sort of
>>morality tale. "Don't quit your job. Don't play too many video games.
>>Remain a productive member of society. Or else you'll DIE!"
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> Wrong side of the 38th.
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Not necessarily. South Korea has a long track record with that line of
thinking too. Perhaps they're trying to reinvigorate the Confucian
spirit, translated to English; bust your ass for your country and don't
expect any (material) thing in return.