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at least a Chinese member who understands the geo political relaities of East Asia power play.
As i said before, i myself have been south Korea few times, and i know the hatred they have for Japan. Its true they hate Japan more than any other country on planet earth(even moe than North Korea included.). However, im talking about the U.S influence/leverage over Seoul. The U.S is the main patron/bridge between both Japan and South Korea. So as long as the U.S is the dominant power in the region, South Korea won't go against U.S wishes/interests, since they depend on the U.S for almost everything. No matter how much South Korea hates Japan(i know they do alot), they wont go against U.S interests which involves having a close relationship between JAPAN-U.S-South Korea against a China/Russia duo in the region. U.S interests are better served having a Japan-South Korea bond chaired by the U.S. So expect it to remain this way in the foreseeable future.
South Korea has no choice other than to follow U.S rules/policies, though i do agree that had the U.S not been present in the region, then Seoul would have long taken agressive measures against Japan, even if it meant allying with China. However this is not the case, The U.S is still by far the dominant power in the region and this will remain this way for a longgg time to come.
lool did you even read my posts?? As i said the U.S is the rule maker here. so it can afford to implement all policies it deems fit for its interests. South Korea is still under the U.S and relies on it for almost all its existence(their military is under U.S command). So there you go.
I feel the same for UK when the US is also controlling the code of your nuclear arsenal, and you simply cannot launch it without their permission.
well its true they kind of have a love -Hate relationship with Japan. The thing is they still have this feeling of inferiority complex towards Japan, and they are still taught in school about Japanese colonialism/repression etc. so this create a feeling of contnous hatred/rejection towards Japan. Even though many Koreans tend to also admire some facet of Japan like the culturesociety,work force,anime, etc many things which they copied/learned from Japan to emerge as a powerful economic power int heir own right in the region. However, they are still less powerful than Japan in almost all fields, simply due to size, so when the Koreans(who tend to be obessed with comparing themselves with Japan, kind of similar to the Indians towards China.lol) look towards Japan they see a country they must beat in all fields to prove something to themselves and make a point. I think Japans colonial rule still haunts them till today. This can be seen even in Asian games where their target is always trying to beat/surpass Japan. They never compare themselves to China, not just because China is simply too big/large for them, but simply because Japan is the country they want to compare/prove themselves to. Its indeed a strange/funny relationship the Japan-Korea duo.
Japan will always be bigger than its little brother Korea though, and this is something Korea finds hard to accept/hates.lol China is another matter, since they are simply too big and Korea doesnt have a recent colonial history with them(though they ruled Korea indirectly hundreds of years ago as well). I love Asia.....
But launching nuclear weapons at whim is a good thing??
ahahahahhaha......you and girls mr Nihonji...hmmmmm.....lool
well you know my type of girls anyway. dont you?
