While it is technically a "special contribution" and not the work of a staff member, this is a pretty inflammatory column to run above the fold, so to speak. An excerpt:
Let's admit it! Many people, even blacks themselves, wonder whether black people are more closely related to apes because of certain facial features or other similarities. This issue needs to be dealt with in the open and honestly.
I had The Seoul Times bookmarked a while back for some reason, and when I browsed through it recently I noticed pretty quickly that it was shit, basically an outpost for wire reports and garbage culled from godknowswhere. There's no information on there about the staff or the history, so I have no idea why The Seoul Times exists. Doesn't seem to be related to an earlier incarnation, either. Mosey on over to the "Cartoon/Comics/Humor" section for bilingual jokes such as "Asshole," "'Code' for Sex," and "Equipment for Rape":
*"Your Honor, if you could *convict me of *moonshining just because I have the equipment, you'd better convict me of rape as well, because I have the equipment for that!"
And if you scroll down a little bit on the main page, you'll find the best content the site has to offer:
In addition to lots of NSFW pics you'll find photo galleries of Hitler, Dokdo, the Gwangju Massacre, and Abu Ghraib.
And, if you get bored, you might want to read the article on a Korean dentist who works with foreigners: "Dentist Treats Aliens As Friends."
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Should note that the writer of the "Blacks are Not Apes" column is a graduate of that academic powerhouse Bob Jones University, and he's proud to state that too.
Note that the writer is NOT supporting racism. The writer is REFUTING racism! Read the entire article. Even the title of the article refutes racism. The title says "Black Race Not (notice the word "Not") Related To Apes!" Furthermore, even though the writer is a graduate of Bob Jones University he has written against some of the university's beliefs. Read his article refuting the traditional doctrine of hell at his website www.religionscience.com.
Hahaha . . .
No, I don't think I'm going to read any of "his" articles, thanks.
A piece of quality journalism from a website that is clearly going above and beyond to address issues of racism in a fair and non-inflammatory manner.
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