bruh they were colonized,, they didn't have a choice and once they did they almost immediately started trying to form a democracy. It took way longer in most European countries
Or any outside interference for that matter. This is a very basic documentary that heavily glorifies the struggle the South Korean people had to go through to reach the shallow democracy they have today. It's pretty childish actually.
Thsi video answered the way how Koreans kicked out American interference in the first place. Today, Korea is considered as an equal partner. If you have that logic, you can say the same thing about Taiwan and Japan. I think the only countries with US interference in Asia are the pro US countries of Southeast Asia. Pro US countries like Korea and Japan are more like equal partners economically and politically.
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I watched "Taxi Driver" movie from South Korea, learned a lot with this documentary, thank you!
This has been so informative. Thank you.
It's help me workin on my essay 💕
Very helpful
I appreciate your work
Keep making videos
Great audio visual material!! Thanks for your work
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US isn't a Full democracy. May be Canada, Greenland, UK, Australia and South korea etc... But definitely US is not full democracy😂
what took them so long
bruh they were colonized,, they didn't have a choice and once they did they almost immediately started trying to form a democracy. It took way longer in most European countries
This video fails to talk about American interference with South Korean government.
Or any outside interference for that matter. This is a very basic documentary that heavily glorifies the struggle the South Korean people had to go through to reach the shallow democracy they have today. It's pretty childish actually.
@@alicewestling1293 Is there any book or documentary which you could recommend for understanding the transition towards democracy in South Korea?
Thsi video answered the way how Koreans kicked out American interference in the first place. Today, Korea is considered as an equal partner. If you have that logic, you can say the same thing about Taiwan and Japan. I think the only countries with US interference in Asia are the pro US countries of Southeast Asia. Pro US countries like Korea and Japan are more like equal partners economically and politically.
@@이순신-m3h an equal partner? where are the ROK bases on US soil? doesn't the USA have a military base the size of a giant city there?
Is just a propaganda reel, RoK is a totallitarian country
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