Comments by "" (@MayaTheDecemberGirl) on "How Do Koreans See the US in 2024? | Street Interview" video.

  1. You're right. We think in the same way about Your country - I'm from the EU member state (Poland).
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  2. I'm from Europe (one of the member states of the EU and NATO), and we consider South Korea as a friendly, ally country. And from our history we do know very well how horrible it is to be under such regimes as many European countries experienced themselves, being for 50 years at the communist site of the Iron Curtain. So we don't wish it to anyone.
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  3.  @factcheck-us-media  You know, I've met Chinese people, they were even guests in my house. And even my mom visited China once. But we are also very realistic, because we know history very well, andcwe see what old threats are coming back after some decades of peace, how undemocratic regimes, such as Russia, are cooperating with each other and what horrible atrocities they committ and what are they goals. And we know also very well what communism meant, and what it did to people, how much evil it brought. So definitely reality is much more complex.
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  4.  @Supermario0429  Thank You. Best wishes from Poland. 🤗
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  5.  @ignisilluminati  Not all European countries had colonial past. My country (Poland) never had any overseas colonies. And despite distance, we have nowadays more contacts, and there's even cooperation between our countries, including military one (we buy currently quite a lot of military items from SK). Also more and more people, quite a lot currently, travel to South Korea as well as to Japan. And there are even some interesting, quite popular YouTube channels about SK and Japan in my country: about South Korea - "Pierogi z kimchi" and "Pyra w Korei" (of two Polish women living since years in SK) or "Kim jestem" (of a Korean living since years in Poland, with both of his Korean parents who also moved to Poland, and he speaks Polish perfectly). And about Japan, the most popular channel is of Gabriel Hyodo, who is half Polish - half Japanese (his Japanese father lives since years in Poland and has a Japanese language school in Cracow). This week Gabriel went also, as a tourist, to South Korea for the first time (usually he visits Japan, where he has a grandpa), and there's a whole video from SK of him. And also "Ignacy z Japonii", a channel of a Japanese who also moved to Poland, and he also learned to speak Polish perfectly. So nowadays people do travel, are interested in the world, learn languages (also in Poland there are language schools of Korean and of Japanese), and there is cooperation especially between states that are democratic ones. And there's even a factory of kimchi in Poland, of a Korean brand "Jongga" (a Polish-Korean factory), near Cracow (because we generally like pickled food). A lot of Koreans live also in Wrocław, where's an LG factory, so there are some Korean restaurants in this city. So nowadays various countries and people may cooperate, if they share views.
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