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NIce guys finish last, and often dead
Reader comment on item: Korean Delusions [of Appeasement]

Submitted by "JB" in PGH (United States), Oct 9, 2002 at 10:30

Your examples of how being the "nice guy" surely can do more harm than good, are perfect. But, because we live in a world of politically correctness and leftist ideologies, no one can see that nice guys finish last, and often dead.


JB

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What problems must be overcome?
[w/response] [42 words]		Ty SeldenMar 8, 2003 19:49
↔ Problems with Reunification [77 words]BrianApr 2, 2007 12:33
Let South Korea Reunify [123 words]David PaulJan 17, 2003 13:39
Mr. Pipes actually learns from history [398 words]Doug DuncanJan 6, 2003 01:52
It's the Arabs appeasing the US [120 words]A disagreerOct 28, 2002 12:40
3 Quibbles [180 words]William KinneyOct 27, 2002 15:13
Reply to commenter Eric Withee [349 words]Sammy FinkelmanOct 23, 2002 14:51
Time will tell... [42 words]Jeff LermanOct 21, 2002 19:38
Here's a good question.. [94 words]Erek WitheeOct 19, 2002 19:33
Now with nukes! [60 words]Ben ShniperOct 18, 2002 16:25
Why are we still in South Korea? [141 words]Joe CunninghamOct 18, 2002 13:12
Yes, it did begin in 1979--I was there. [244 words]Gregory C. Colan, Esq.Oct 11, 2002 13:43
Don't forget the 800-lb. gorilla [346 words]jackstpaulOct 10, 2002 19:47
Key causes [65 words]Robert EinarssonOct 10, 2002 19:47
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Sign of Maturity [221 words]Bob GreeneOct 10, 2002 01:40
Awakening? [97 words]Yale ZussmanOct 10, 2002 00:58
Thank You for Showing us the Big Picture [69 words]Rachel NeuwirthOct 9, 2002 17:47
We should fix Korea first.... [186 words]J. E. WitheeOct 9, 2002 17:34
People need hope [60 words]Mark FeldsteinOct 9, 2002 17:23
Playing into the left wing's hand [147 words]Harry JohnsonOct 9, 2002 14:49
A brewing disaster [29 words]Isaac BotbolOct 9, 2002 13:06
China's Role? [57 words]Peter WestreOct 9, 2002 11:33
Reunification at all costs? [297 words]Joshua TruaxOct 9, 2002 11:27
Timely Observation and Analogy [209 words]Ken HamiltonOct 9, 2002 11:03
Thoughts on Korea [219 words]M. SmithOct 9, 2002 10:38
Not often wrong, but wrong never the less. [349 words]Roy JacobsOct 9, 2002 10:36
⇒ NIce guys finish last, and often dead [43 words]"JB" in PGHOct 9, 2002 10:30
More dangerous than Iraq [27 words]Thomas JonesOct 9, 2002 09:58
American Civil War [53 words]Victor LipshutzOct 9, 2002 09:54
Western Delusions [52 words]Adam GreavesOct 9, 2002 08:34
We too [41 words]George ValdshteinOct 9, 2002 07:22
Good article [20 words]Steve NorthOct 9, 2002 06:09

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