At the top of the thread, Mary Choi wrote:
"Unfortunately here in Korea we get as English teachers the minority bad of those societies.
. . .
b- at home they will be homeless or unemployee living with their parents
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e- many of them never taught a dog how to retrive a stick"

In other words, Mary Choi wrote that the population of English teachers in Korea is composed of rejects from their home countries, who are persons of low worth, and who are unqualified to teach.

n/a wrote:
"im not from your part of the world. i feel sick to hear english teachers giving cultural unsolicited lessons to locals of how to improve their cultures."

n/a, you certainly aren't from my part of the world, because in my part of the world if you call somebody bad and worthless, you are soliciting a reply whether you know it or not, and whether you like it or not.

n/a wrote:
"please clean your house and country first and be grateful that there are countries to offer you a job because your english."

I don't care to clean my big, sloppy house or Ms. Choi's; I'm simply responding to her criticisms of foreign English teachers, and my response must involve pointing out some of the problems with the English industry in Korea. And while I'm grateful to the Greater Being to have a job and food and a roof over my head, I'm not grateful to you or Ms. Choi or any other school owner or manager for these things. You see, in my view, neither you, nor Ms. Choi, nor any school owner or manager is the Greater Being.

n/a wrote: "from the owner of 2 language schools. . . ."
Lol, you didn't have to tell us that; we would've guessed you were probably either an owner or a director.