[Windflier]

"...the statue honoring “comfort women” – mostly Korean and Chinese women who were used as sex slaves by the Japanese army during World War II..."

While I feel compassion for the exploitation of those women, I don't get why a statue honoring them has to be in a park in Glendale, California. Shouldn't it be in Tokyo?

Sounds like the left is trying to make normal Americans feel shame for something they had nothing to do with. Again.

[ErnBatavia]

Weird....I grew up in Glendale and it was so lily-white in the 1950's that it was only a semi joke that anyone with a hint of beige best be on the bus outta town by dusk. Nary a Mexican or Chinese restaurant even.

After I left for the Marine Corps in 1966, it started to get an inflow of Salvadorians, followed by a huge flood of Armenians.......this Korean influx must be within just the past few years.

That all being said ---- I hope that Damon's Steak House is still there!