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Kwan-Gae is my fav.
Without great experience outside of ITF TKD, I cannot comment on other styles. I wish others would do the same and show respect for all martial artists and their styles. We are brothers and sisters of fighting arts here and should show respect for the arts alike and unlike our own. -
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TKD Panda, not saying you are supporting the regime with your practice, but I want to ask this, if Adolf Hitler personally requested a form to be developed called Mein Kopff to help recognize the his parties political ideas and it became part of a legitimate martial art curriculum, would you practice that form, knowing what it means and knowing the negatvie impact it has on others?
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Weird...I just posted a reply and it did not go through, so if this gets posted twice sorry.
TKD Panda...have you ever met someone who is Jewish? If so let's put this in a different perspective. What if Hiltler asked Choi to to include a form that would represnet his parties ideology and call the form Mein Kopff. Would you still practice that form even though you have no ill will towards Jewish people nor do you feel the name of the form has anything to do with your training?
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I will provide an answer. First and foremost make no mistake . I feel the NK regime is tyrannical and oppressive. However I don't know that the analogy applies between. Mein Kompf and Ju Che. (I'm a guy who won't by a VW because it was named by Hitler). Not saying it doesn't. I don't know and the reason is thus. I have not interviewed scores of South Koreans on this issue. I have spoked to SK people who are in the USA about it. They had some interesting perspectives.
I have not spoken to any NK people about it.
Mr. Talbot having been to SK and with closer ties to some from that country may have a better handle on that.
I think the lessons of Ju Che apply on a couple of levels.
1. At the most basic level it stands for man controlling his own destiny. At that level the philosophy is not bad.
2.However, like certain basic Philosophies that are not bad in themselves like the economic ideas of communism and socialism, they can be corrupted by political tyrants for politiocal reasons.
In the case of ju che this is an important lesson to understand, in fact the oppressive use of the philosphy and the regime that made it the hallmark of the regime resulted in the originator of the philosophy defecting to SK.
So perhaps therien lies the lesson. The name of the pattern means that man should be the master of his destiny and the person who came up with the idea controlled his destiny by getting the heck out. -
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I will provide an answer. First and foremost make no mistake . I feel the NK regime is tyrannical and oppressive. However I don't know that the analogy applies between. Mein Kompf and Ju Che. (I'm a guy who won't by a VW because it was named by Hitler). Not saying it doesn't. I don't know and the reason is thus. I have not interviewed scores of South Koreans on this issue. I have spoked to SK people who are in the USA about it. They had some interesting perspectives.
I have not spoken to any NK people about it.
Mr. Talbot having been to SK and with closer ties to some from that country may have a better handle on that.
I think the lessons of Ju Che apply on a couple of levels.
1. At the most basic level it stands for man controlling his own destiny. At that level the philosophy is not bad.
2.However, like certain basic Philosophies that are not bad in themselves like the economic ideas of communism and socialism, they can be corrupted by political tyrants for politiocal reasons.
In the case of ju che this is an important lesson to understand, in fact the oppressive use of the philosphy and the regime that made it the hallmark of the regime resulted in the originator of the philosophy defecting to SK.
So perhaps therien lies the lesson. The name of the pattern means that man should be the master of his destiny and the person who came up with the idea controlled his destiny by getting the heck out. -
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Posted On:
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Lessons of ju Che
I will provide an answer. First and foremost make no mistake . I feel the NK regime is tyrannical and oppressive. However I don't know that the analogy applies between. Mein Kompf and Ju Che. (I'm a guy who won't by a VW because it was named by Hitler). Not saying it doesn't. I don't know and the reason is thus. I have not interviewed scores of South Koreans on this issue. I have spoked to SK people who are in the USA about it. They had some interesting perspectives.
I have not spoken to any NK people about it.
Mr. Talbot having been to SK and with closer ties to some from that country may have a better handle on that.
I think the lessons of Ju Che apply on a couple of levels.
1. At the most basic level it stands for man controlling his own destiny. At that level the philosophy is not bad.
2.However, like certain basic Philosophies that are not bad in themselves like the economic ideas of communism and socialism, they can be corrupted by political tyrants for politiocal reasons.
In the case of ju che this is an important lesson to understand, in fact the oppressive use of the philosphy and the regime that made it the hallmark of the regime resulted in the originator of the philosophy defecting to SK.
So perhaps therien lies the lesson. The name of the pattern means that man should be the master of his destiny and the person who came up with the idea controlled his destiny by getting the heck out. -
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Posted On:
2/07/2013 12:12pm
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You are wrong. kim Il Sung did not create the Juche philosophy.
See: http://en.nknet.org/about/hwang-jang-yop/
The rest of your post #64 is equaly as flawed.



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