Others of us have noticed, too, MastaC. More than anything, your problem seems to be immaturity. I hope you sometime develop both some mature discretion and an empathetic heart, but I'm not going to hold my breath.

As far as Mr. Kim was concerned, he was heroic in that he set off, starving and desperate, to find help for his family when he felt he had to. It's true the Kims didn't know those roads, but according to all the news stories, which you clearly have not read (I've never seen any indication that you read information--only that you freely express uninformed opinions), there's clear evidence that vandals opened the road-closed barricades barring access into the area the Kim family vehicle ended up in. So if mischievous jerks hadn't done that, he might have had a better chance. That road had been closed to traffic several days before by state troopers or forest rangers, but the barricade had been opened and evidence of other vandalism was found.

I also read what you said in another thread regarding this story, that Orientals and cold weather don't mix, but, again, you're uninformed. Look at a map of China sometime, one of the biggest countries (and the most populous) in the world. You'll see that Orientals and cold weather do mix. Mr. Kim died a hero because he was willing to take a risk for his family. That term hasn't been used inappropriately to characterize him. He deserves more respect than you're capable of understanding until you're older, wiser, and more compassionate. If that time never arrives, I feel sorry for you. But I feel even sorrier for the people who'll have to endure you.
birdgirl73 Reviewed by birdgirl73 on . James Kim found Dead :( This is so sad. They just found the body of Cnet senior editor James Kim. http://www.nwcn.com/topstories/stories/NW_120606ORBmissingfatherJM.5b67cb78.html I so wanted them to find him alive. :( His poor family. Anyone that wants to, can light a candle here. Rating: 5