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Strong cast all round, looks really good. My most memorable performance by Geum Sae Rok was The Interest of Love, she was marvellous, perfect, there was a scene where she looked at herself in the mirror with her jaw hanging, a look that spoke a thousand words, brilliant.

Drama queen, so melodramatic. Quite a sinister imagination, you sound like a marvellous person.

What sentence was demanded by the prosecution for Seungri? Then compare the two.

Good point, the state would be blamed either way by illogical people.

Drama fans appear to be quite forgiving of certain crimes, white collar, drugs etc. You'll only notice your insurance premiums going up, you don't care, but other unfortunate people pay a higher price. If you want protection from your state against crime, it's hypocritical and cowardly to condone crimes that appear far away from you. If one day you're unlucky and you come face to face with criminality, let's see if your opinion changes.

Marxist.

Tell me a specific detail that's infuriating you. Not just some virtue-signalling buzz words.

You just barked.

If you read the article, it's a copy of a very popular Japanese series with a top actress in a distinctive role. I know full well when I say it doesn't suit her.
Now... people like me? People like you will defend your favourite stars no matter how disreputable they may be.

Racist.

What rape trial? All rape trials? What penalty did the prosecution demand for the trials you're thinking of?

If you don't know, just say don't know. Your comment is not unique, there's a bunch of you that think buzz words are enough. You don't like being challenged on it either.

Right, a) what's that got to do with this case and b) what specific rape, crime and sentence, if any relevance exists?

Which rapists and bullies are you talking about, and what evidence do you have to back up your claim?

Thanks, well said, you're right. Ignore anyone that insults you, they have an agenda and it doesn't involve logic.

I really want to agree with you at least once, but... I just can't. Companies do this type of thing to tick boxes on the 'being a good company' index. They don't really care about individuals, they pay their employees and expect the work to get done, and fire them when they feel like it. Same goes for DEI policies, it's all just corporate virtue-signalling which opens the door to government benefits.

Imagine I'm not using it incorrectly... that's another euphemism for what I think of you. 'Dummy' was me being polite.

What's your point? What the fuck are you talking about?

Go away, commie.

You are a dummy. 1. You didn't know which straw man argument I was referring to...
2. I reprinted it with an explanation, only for you to pick it up as new material for further discussion... ON THE VERY POINT I'D ALREADY DEFINED AS A STRAW-MAN-ARGUMENT.

Bye. Dummy is a euphemism.