not everyone who comes to america are legal, humble or respectful either.

i feel that america deals with far more immigrants, workers and students than korea does. (or ever will.)

america also has to deal with diversity on a grand scale.

i'll put this point to you as well...

if a decent person of color (non-white) applies to teach at one of your nations educational institutions, but unfortunately is turned down by the administration, upon their "immediate" review of the applicants PHOTO...

...then i ask you, just how humble or respectful is this?

set me straight...does this prejudice and discrimination prevail in your nations education facilities?

it seems to me as though korean society wants the freedom to discriminate against some diversities of people, yet on the same hand, demand foreigners show respect for them and their social standards.

like the old saying goes..."you can't have your cake and eat too."

i'm optimistic though, and would welcome people from your country, offering me a fresh perspective on this matter.

i grew up respecting people, and find that this is the best way to interact with a wide variety of people.

...and there are qualities about korean people that i'm sure are delightful and full of color.

...but i'm an idealist