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First of all, nice to meet you.
More citizen than actually a congressman.
I'm here mainly because I'd like to talk to you. Just a little bit.
I just saw your article here:
,,Nopping out" and allies .
I presume you wrote this because of those comments in your previous article,
All quiet on the east front ,
or received some private messages from some unknown people.
I think you are the one who needs to calm down.
You just overreacted. Really.
People just understood your:
"take more risk" as to "Korea itself participate in a war",
and "If not, Korea won't take any other places on the map" as to
"Korea needs to be strong enough to expand territories".
Expressions like "fight till the last breath",
"won't fight only for our allies",
all suggest what most people understand.
As you would say, hell, you weren't the one who said to attack China,
but
Hey, do you really think we Chinese are "pathetic", "b*tching around",
"think Korea don't have any brain to think", and need to "wake up"?
Do all this "hate" in this "country-politics-sh*t" really come entirely from us?
Calm down, friend. You are a congressman, don't make a bad impression.
We know that some Koreans would like to attack us.
You simply can't deny it. ( Attention: would like doesn't mean would do it. )
If Korea needed some direct war to stimulate newcomers,
China would be the first option, because we ARE the weakest neighbor.
But, BUT, we interpret the wish and opinion for more wars,
as your own personal opinion.
Something that popped out on your personal newspaper.
We don't know how big is your political power, nor your stand,
since, you know, you don't shout that frequently,
nor had been a frequent law maker, or anything alike.
And because there hadn't been proper communication between us.
So we just had to keep an eye. And that's all.
Yes, I would admit that most of us Chinese do want war.
As you said, we experienced a nice baby boom in the past months,
and something to keep everyone motivated is surely welcomed.
However, we are aware of the risks.
Korea might be partly asleep, but no one can deny its power and potential,
no one can ignore its international importance,
and no one think Korean achieved all this "without a brain".
When I say no one, of course China also thinks that way.
Personally, I do NOT think China is stronger than Korea,
NOR do I think being stronger is reason enough to "promote hate",
I mean, what do we earn for that?
Man, Iran and Israel are allies each other,
something that would never happen in real life.
This already tells us that this "country-politics-sh*t" does NOT base on "hate".
And, I would like to "ASK YOUR LOGIC" too.
Is "having more players" really a good reason for us to "upset" you?
The little but great Korea in the Team Cup impressed and thrilled everyone.
Is "being richer" really a good reason to "make someone think superior"?
Poland IS losing a lot of wars recently, and do have a lot of interior issues.
And, "hell", is having a lot of subscribers really mean anything other than more medals?
Is a thousand-subs and hundred-comments joke making newspaper
have more power than an org's newspaper, for example?
Really, lots of powerful people out there don't even take time to write one.
I understand that your intentions are good.
Most players want the best for their respective countries.
If war can promote accelerated growth, why not?
Turkey is the best example of that.
But, hey, if someone made his/her way to a country's decision-making team,
that means they were able to convince lots of people for that,
and be smart or charismatic enough for that.
So I don't think there are "pathetic“ and ”mean“ politicians, but "good" and "better" ones.
We do evaluate what we can and what we should.
Wrong decisions? You can't demand everyone to be always 100% correct, right?
If you wrote this because some of our guys provoked you, "insulted" you,
I'd like to say I'm sorry. I beg pardon in behalf of these people.
As you already know, not all people are that "calm" in this game.
But I'd like to give you a little advice: provokes are often in this game,
just like in any other online game,
even more in this competition-based social game.
Oh, China's official decision and direction?
Sorry, but if I told you, I would have to kill you.
Just like any other country's politics.
I look forward to more talks between China and South Korea.
Sincerely,
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