What is the difference between Europe and the United States?

It's been three months since I joined SteemIt, and there was someone who kept voting on me from the beginning to the present. Someone keeps voting on my poor English writing.

@laissez-faire and @Raise-me-UP have been voting for me from the start. Thankfully, both of them kept voting on my clumsy posts, so I visited their blogs often.

By the way, @Raise-me-UP resteemed other writings, while @laissez-faire was an outstanding scholar as a Czechoslovak. In the dictionary, the ID @laissez-faire is French, which means liberalism.

The writings of >@laissez-faire were difficult for me, but @laissez-faire had very good and original ideas.

In fact, Koreans like me learn mainly American politics, philosophy, religion and theological ideas, and are influenced by Japanese industry, economy, culture and commerce.

Korea became influenced by Japanese politics, economy, culture, ideology and religion after becoming a Japanese colony in 1910. But Korean Christians, like the United States and Europe, longing to be democratic, struggled to become independent from Japanese colonial rule.

Korean Christians prayed that the Christian nation, the United States, would win Japan and make Korea independent.

When the United States triumphed over Japan, Koreans were liberated from colonies in 1945. However, as the US and the Soviet Union divided and occupied South Korea, the Korean Peninsula has been divided into South Korea and North Korea.

The Korean War broke out in 1950 because of the Cold War between the capitalist states and the communist USSR. After the Korean War in 1953, the United States began to make Korea and Japan anti-communist states against the Soviet Union and the red China.

Korea has developed into a US-supported military dictatorship like Argentina and Chile. Koreans learn at school that the United States is good and the Soviet Union and China are evil.

Koreans faced the Soviet Union, China, and North Korea, but had to fight for freedom from the military dictatorship in South Korea.

Koreans fought for 30 years with South Korea's military dictatorship, building the present democratic state.

However, the current situation in Korea is in a new crisis. It is the threat of nuclear war through North Korea's nuclear development and the US and China confrontation.

South Koreans are frustrated, despaired, and angry at the fact that the South Korean government cannot prevent North Korea's nuclear development.

So South Koreans want the United States to solve the North Korean nuclear issue rather than the South Korean government.

As China supports North Korea's nuclear development, South Koreans want the United States to win China.

So Koreans have to choose the extreme dichotomy.

By the way, @laissez-faire was unique and funny because he had a neutral European thought. Koreans have to choose the extreme dichotomy of capitalism, communism, democracy and dictatorship. Europe was neutralism.

I like to say thank you to @laissez-faire often, but I can't because I don't have steem power.

Jolly American Guy @patriamreminisci always tells me a fun and shocking Chinese Arabian Nightmare.

By the way, the long haired man Jesus-like    European Guy @laissez-faire gives me mysterious riddles and mysteries.

@ laissez-faire posed himself as a libertarian, anarchist. I think his ideas are mysterious and interesting. But my English is low, so I can't understand his writing.

The two  Guys show me the difference between Europe and America. Maybe I wrote well in elementary school English. I hope both of you understand my lack.

In conclusion, I thank European men @laissez-faire who always voting for me.