なぜ韓国人は、嫌われるのか？

LONDON (Reuters) - England and Liverpool players Michael Owen, Jamie 　 Redknapp and Emile Heskey have urged South Korea not to torture cats and dogs.
They signed an animal rights petition which "implored the host 　 country of this year's World Cup to put an end to the hanging, beating, burning and boiling alive of dogs and cats before they are slaughtered and eaten".
The trio of star English players said: "We respectfully urge the government of South Korea to ensure that cats and dogs receive full protection from intentional cruelty and torture."
The petition was organised by PETA (People for the Ethical Protection 　 of Animals) which claimed: "Before dogs are eaten, they are often strung up and beaten, causing an adrenaline flow that flesh-peddlers claim increases male virility."
"Cats are thrown alive into boiling water to extract their 'juice' for use in tonics," it added.