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October 11th, 2011
12:50 PM ET
Did you know...about KoreaPresident Lee Myung-bak of South Korea will be in D.C. this week for a full-fledged State Visit. While in town he will attend a State Dinner in his honor at the White House and address a joint meeting of Congress. Population: 48,754,657 Area: Slightly larger then Indiana Religion: Christian, Buddhist GDP per Capita: U.S. $19, 600 Life expectancy: 76 Unemployment: 3.7% Literacy: 97.9 Currency South Korean won, $1 US is 1186.60 Korean won Vote at age 19 Drink at age 20 |
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You left out the part about how much of US manufacturing they have taken over, in the past 30 yrs.
remove yourself from the gene pool, idiot
You also left out how many US troops are stationed their and what the cost of that and the aid to that country adds up to
The cost is burden shared, with South Korea picking up a good portion of basing US troops. So it's not a huge drain on just the US. What's important is our regional presence in NE Asia. Not to mention North Korea being just across the border and the possible havoc they could bring if the US just left.
off yourself dolt
Drew, Rick; It's pretty clear that the post was just meant to list off some stats about South Korea. It wasn't intended to be a political statement nor an exhaustive list or every issue between the US and S Korea.
That being said. Yes, I'd have to agree with both your points regardless.
Is also part of japan
Nazi = Japanese = devil = earthquake = curse
Japan will be disappear in 10years. Looking forward to next disaster in Japan.