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why does america do this???
min0rity:
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--- Quote from: KING-drunken on December 05, 2002, 05:55:17 PM ---i'm just saying its fucked up how they make other countrys look bad in their little hollywood movies, and i'm not just saying that because they dissed koreans, i would say the same thing if americans ridiculed some other country...in which they have in the past....(read my first post again) lol
also to engel-rock...don't even try to play those childish silly word games with me..you know what i meant...oh btw...so youre saying the DIRECTORS of 007 die another day and other movies that AMERICA made in the past ridiculeing countries were all british???
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No need to get your panties in a bunch.
I read your first post and you gave the example of the movie U-571. Here is a plot summary:
"In the midst of World War II, the battle below the seas rages. The Nazi's have the upper edge as the Allies are unable to crack their war codes. That is, until a wrecked U-boat sends out an SOS signal, and the Allies realise this is their chance to seize the 'enigma coding machine'. But masquerading as Nazi's and taking over the U-boat is the smallest of their problems. The action really begins when they get stranded on the U-boat."
Weren't U-boats the product of Nazi Germany? If you want to stick up for the Nazi's, Go right ahead.
Secondly, What "Childish word games" am I playing with you? James Bond works for the BRITISH secrect service. In all the movies, He's never once been American. Im really not sure what nationality the directors are, but that really dosen't have much to do with it. What question you should really ask is who WROTE the script? I'm pretty sure that Ian flemming (the OG author of the james bond books)has been dead for a while, but he was British as well. You should really take your hate elsewhere.
And on Korea, Whats this all about?
An American man leaves a restaurant in central Seoul December 5, 2002.
Here is a direct link to the pic:
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/021205/170/2t6wx.html
How would you feel if American Buisnesses had signs up saying: "Korean's not welcome here"??
Your hate is misguided.
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LMAO!! dude i don't think you're getting my point..
for the last time, this isn't about James bond...it is the story and concept of that movie which is fucked up...(you probably haven't even seen it)..do you agree?
btw i read the article about the anti-american thing in korea that you cleverly posted to switch subjects because you can't handle the truth that you americans do some stupid, gay, childish insults throughout the past like this..why? i have no clue....lol...but for your comment about that, yes it would be fucked up if americans posted signs in the wall saying "we don't want koreans in our stores" or whatnot..but then again, its fucked up that those 2 little innocent korean school girls getting MURDERED by u.s. military officers, its also fucked up how murders were tried in a U.S. military court and was acquitted, and is also fucked up how george bush can make a speech like 'axis of evil' which started this anti-american thing in korea in the first place...
nice try..and please stay on topic and don't be so one sided buddy
Jay ay Beee:
James Bond is just a movie
The bad guys are often British
BTW
Britain cracked the code in U571 - not America as the film depicts
Britain Saved Private Ryan - Not American as the film depicts
That's my only problem with these movies
Lighten up
Woodrow:
--- Quote from: KING-drunken on December 05, 2002, 06:45:14 PM ---LMAO!! dude i don't think you're getting my point..
for the last time, this isn't about James bond...it is the story and concept of that movie which is fucked up...(you probably haven't even seen it)..do you agree?
btw i read the article about the anti-american thing in korea that you cleverly posted to switch subjects because you can't handle the truth that you americans do some stupid, gay, childish insults throughout the past like this..why? i have no clue....lol...but for your comment about that, yes it would be fucked up if americans posted signs in the wall saying "we don't want koreans in our stores" or whatnot..but then again, its fucked up that those 2 little innocent korean school girls getting MURDERED by u.s. military officers, its also fucked up how murders were tried in a U.S. military court and was acquitted, and is also fucked up how george bush can make a speech like 'axis of evil' which started this anti-american thing in korea in the first place...
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No, you aren't getting the point. I'll put it plain and simple so you can see:
1.) Ian Flemming is British
2.) He wrote James Bond
3.) Ian Felmming is NOT American.
Yes I've seen the movie, I was pretty lame, esp the ice palace, face changes and invisible car. I didn't think the concept was lame however.
I didn't change subjects with the schoolgirl issue.
You said: "I'm just saying its fucked up how they make other countrys look bad in their little hollywood movies"
I posted it to show that Korea is doing it in REAL LIFE.
Woodrow:
--- Quote from: Jay ay Beee on December 05, 2002, 06:55:06 PM ---James Bond is just a movie
The bad guys are often British
Lighten up
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Thank you!
CWalker187:
This is the dumbest topic I have ever seen on this board.
Besides, if Korea is so great and America is so bad, then move back there.
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