Why do Koreans still come here in large numbers?

@104610221
No-one ask you, Zhang.
>what kind of country has everything and anything a person needs?
I'm not trying to brag or anything, but America has everything I need.
Elaborte.
Ah, make sense. Do Koreans real go out to eat with their bosses?
What religion?

yes and south korea isnt america, do i really have to explain more to you

I think Koreans are based

>when canada is the us' hat
dont give us fucking lice please

Bali bali then heaven
Hurry hurry then heaven
You work your ass off. Vacation/time off do not exist for most people. You work then die.
Kids study all day and night.

It's not just Koreans. I also wonder why Chinese come here as well. I would never imagine leaving such beautiful countries with homogeneous people to a country filled with trash and niggers. In fact, I've met a Korean who surely knew his family fucked up by moving here. I'm not quite sure what they're doing here.

>You work your ass off. Vacation/time off do not exist for most people. You work then die.

Are you telling me this isn't the case for most Americans? Vacation is but a dream even if you're a decent worker here. You must be above average at the very least and have a job that spoils you.

You know that saying;

"Show me a beautiful woman and I'll show you a guy that's tired of fucking her."

That's the answer to this argument. You might think that _____ country is fantastic and that _____ is "full of niggers and trash". Another person might think the opposite.
One man's trash is another man's treasure.

Have you seen the recent articles about the "996" work culture in the Chinese tech industry?
Chinese tech workers are expected to work 9am to 9pm 6 days a week.
No job in the US especially tech jobs which we view as being rather cushy, good jobs have an excepted culture of working 72 hours per week.

Oh there's so any problems here.
But most people just see kpop and kdramas and imagine Korea as a fantasy, very ignorant.

I had a few Korean friends and curiosity about it and came to learn, since I knew nothing before I came I tried to take everything in. So after several years fluent in Korean, having lived with Koreans, worked with Koreans, dated Koreans, have good Korean friends... it's really just like any other country but more intense. It is changing for younger people, the country changes a lot very quickly, but there's a lot of corruption still.

ye youre right, who woulda thunk life is different from TV dramas...

2bh fren most tech jobs in the US are regularly pushing 50-60 hours a week

Well there's a lot of koreaboos out there who really do think that way. I never watched dramas until I came here lol. And kpop all I knew was BoA. I mostly gained interested from a Korean exchange student in middle school, most of y friends were exchange students from different countries, and I thought the language sounded like gibberish, but the writing was so pretty. I didn't go until I was at uni. But there's... so many koreaboos I'm so surprised. It's mostly because of kpop though I guess.

You'd be surprised how many koreaboos are out there who think otherwise lol.

out of curiosity where are you from?

They want to go to the motherland of their vision of Christianity

US, but I'm from a small new england town and my family is European. I wanted to travel the world because my relatives had done so and made me interested.

cause it's easy to enter in your elit schools and make a ton of money when you don't discriminate us to protect your niggers

>Korea is actually a country
>Korea has problems

Did you also notice that Koreans live in a society Nostradamus ?

Sorry, we like to protect them...