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Feb 13, 2014
テーマ：政治について(20220)
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Young prostitutes were recruited by professional recruiters with the bitter consent
of the girls’ poor parent. This used to be universal when people were poor. The Korean young prostitutes were recruited by Korean recruiters with the bitter consent of the Korean girls’ poor parent. Something to be hidden as a matter of shame. Unfortunately kidnapping also happened and, when found, kidnappers were arrested by police and punished. (Refer to the Dong-A Ilbo newspaper in June 30, 1933, an example of newspaper report about Korean kidnappers of Korean girls.) The Koreans today are demonstrating their own shame by building a number of statues of young prostitutes in Korea and in the U.S. Brothels and prostitution used to be legal business. The Japanese government, including the military, for themselves never recruited or kidnapped Japanese or Korean girls to make them prostitutes. They did not need to do so, because there were Japanese and Korean brothel owners who recruited Japanese and Korean young women for prostitution. That was why there was no civil fight in Korea to prevent recruiting or kidnapping of young Korean prostitutes in 1930's to 1940's. That was why this issue was not specifically discussed between Korea and Japan when the two countries negotiated their Basic Treaty signed in 1965 to re-establish diplomatic relations between the two countries. If hundreds of thousands of Korean girls had been recruited or kidnapped without their parents’ consent by Japanese military, as the Korean activists of today maintain, how could the Korean fathers and mothers have remained silent? You know the fierce character of the Koreans. They would have never remained silent for decades since 1930's. The mistake may have started quietly, when the Japanese in those days decided to use the euphemism “comfort women” instead of “prostitutes”. The new name was invented to lessen the social scorn to those young girls mostly coming from Japan and partly from Korea and other places occupied by Japan. As decades passed, the naming of “comfort women” generated a mistaken notion as if they were different from simple prostitutes. Anti-Japanese campaign began tactfully to spread lies that it was the Japanese government or military that kidnapped hundred thousands of Korean girls to make them prostitutes. If this had been true, Koreans in 1930's and 1940's would never have been so dull and dumb to remain silent in those days or just after the war. Koreans keen to promote anti-Japanese campaign are building comfort women statues in Korea and the U.S., believing that they are successfully dishonoring the Japanese. Actually they are commemorating the act of Korean brothel owners and Korean prostitute recruiters, the shame of their grandfathers’ generation. Alas, ignorant Koreans of today. Alas, ignorant Americans who believe in Koreans’ fake story. お気に入りの記事を「いいね！」で応援しよう
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