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Okay, it won't let me reply to replies, so I'll put them here I reelizad when I wrote my OP that people would find it contentious. The way I was thinking about these matters, I easily could have (and, maybe, should have) written 1000 words fully explaining the nuances of my line of reasoning. I opted for brevity and was predictably misunderstood. I have no issue with the choices that SNSD makes. Learning and speaking other languages, promoting and releasing songs and albums in other languages Great! Of course these girls are too talented and generally awesome to be limited to only Korean. Yes, they have universal appeal that makes them natural ambassadors to other cultures of course this is a great thing! Understanding and compassion are fueled by education and exposure to different perspectives. The point I was trying to make is this: I don't like the idea of Japan (or Japanese fans) demanding or pressuring SNSD to release songs in Japanese. Do you see the nuance there? If SNSD *chooses* to do so great! I fully support it and want it to do well, make lots of sales, expand Soshi influence, all that good stuff. But it needs to originate from SNSD's desire, not outside pressure. Please don't misunderstand, as any good fan, I love and want the best for our girls. I want their success but I also want to protect them from harm. Much of this comes down to SM, unfortunately, a business driven by profit. It kills me to see these girls overworked and tired (albeit still cheerful and excited to perform), spending so much time away from their families. That is why I'm so glad there's 9 of them they can rely on each other (and of course their staff and managers and adoring fans who also want to protect them). This is the magic of SoNyuhShiDae.I realize that countries are composed of individuals. I'm not trying to generalize about all of Japan or every Japanese fan. I've seen many of the same videos you all have seen I know there's great, ebullient, driven J-SOnes who are learning Korean *just* to connect more w/ SNSD, which is awesome. However, however much we should be looking towards a brighter happier future , I've just taken way too many history courses, and have heard too many stories from the older generation of my family, to just say, ahh, let's just forget the past and be totally cool with Japan . This is another nuance-y point. Because although a nation is composed of individuals, it is known that groups of individuals can form a kind of separate consciousness often to disastrous results. Yes, the past is the past, but 65 years is not such a long time. Am I so wrong to doubt that a society capable of things like Unit 731, the Nanjing Massacre, and the systematic propagation of comfort women has been able to *completely* change its attitude? Especially concerning these 9 beloved Korean girls? Is it truly narrow-minded to show a little doubt, for the sake of protecting 소녀시대?tl;dr don't like the idea of Japan pressuring SNSD into anything, b/c I still somewhat don't trust Japanese society in regards to Korea. http://temzukhuz.com [url=http://ecvyzcpsmq.com]ecvyzcpsmq[/url] [link=http://edenjlvs.com]edenjlvs[/link]

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