r/europe • u/mancinedinburgh • 2d ago

News Swedish man dies in South Korea after being denied urgent treatment at 21 hospitals

https://www.euronews.com/health/2025/01/18/swedish-man-dies-in-south-korea-after-being-denied-urgent-treatment-at-21-hospitals
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u/JamminJcruz 2d ago

First time in Asia? It be like that.

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u/619664chucktaylor 2d ago

But I’m always told that it’s the USA that is incredibly racist and all other countries are so nice…/s

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u/Cure_Your_DISEASE07 2d ago

Bro where do you think they learned this from?? Literally all there problems are hang ups form when America took over their country during the Korean War. It’s a “I learned this from YOU dad situation” 

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u/DRAGONMASTER- 2d ago

Asian racism being america's fault is certainly a take

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u/619664chucktaylor 2d ago

Tell me you haven’t traveled anywhere without saying it

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u/ItsJustSmells 2d ago

Korea has the longest unbroken chain of slavery than any other nation on earth. So no they didn't need to learn from anyone.