What if the Korean Peninsula had been a U.S. colony?

There was a brief conflict between the United States and Korea in 1871. But what if the U.S. had colonized Korea back then, just as it did the Philippines?
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u/GEAEMPIRE — 5 days ago

Sōshi-kaimei

Was it really a bad thing that the Japanese Government-General of Korea mandated the use of Japanese-style surnames? For hundreds of years, Korea was a slave-owning society that treated its own people as slaves. Consequently, when the entire population was required to adopt surnames, slaves took their masters’ surnames, which is why Koreans have very few surnames. The Japanese Empire, aware of this, created Japanese-style surnames for administrative convenience but allowed individuals to choose their own given names.

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u/GEAEMPIRE — 26 days ago

1910->1940

Koreans do not tell the truth. They have thoroughly demonized Japan. Could a colony where nothing but murder and rape took place have become the second-most prosperous region in Asia at that time?

u/GEAEMPIRE — 26 days ago

What if South Korea had perfectly adopted Syngman Rhee’s "Ilminism" to transform into an "Ilminist republic of Korea," was governed by the Korean Ilminist Party, and engaged in the greatest ideological confrontation in history, surpassing even the conflict between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union?

u/GEAEMPIRE — 1 month ago

This is Japanese-ruled Korea in 2020, created by Koreans. With a population of 88 million, it is the largest overseas territory in the history of the Earth. The official languages are Korean-style Japanese and a little Korean. The ethnic composition consists of 95% Koreans and 5% Japanese.

u/GEAEMPIRE — 2 months ago
▲ 55 r/RDR2+1 crossposts

I've turned the greatest fighters in RDR2 history into my bodyguards.

u/GEAEMPIRE — 3 months ago
▲ 101 r/LV426

This creature is a land-dwelling cephalopod-like creature that appears in Predator: Badland. It is an agile, formidable predator that primarily inhabits the jungle. Does anyone know where this creature's eyes are located?

u/GEAEMPIRE — 3 months ago