HE RAPED WOMEN AND FILMED THEM WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU DONT CARE??? THERES LITERALLZ A SPECIAL PLACE IN HELL RESERVED…
Oh, you really went back and reread that comment and somehow decided that repeating it was the best response? 😂
Let's make this very simple, because apparently you need this spelt out: I never said Seungri was convicted of rape. If your entire rebuttal is going to consist of repeating that he wasn't, then congratulations—you've successfully defeated an argument I never made.
What I actually criticised was your own statement that you “don't give a rat's ass” about the scandal, followed by your incredibly simplistic insistence that the women involved simply “CHOSE” to sell their bodies and therefore, apparently, nobody should care what happened to them.
And no, explaining to me what a prostitute is doesn't make you sound particularly educated. Choosing sex work does not mean consenting to every subsequent act, being filmed without consent, being coerced, exploited, humiliated, or having your boundaries ignored. “They chose prostitution” is not some magical sentence that makes every possible abuse committed against a sex worker disappear.
You are also conveniently reducing an entire scandal to the question of whether Seungri himself was convicted of rape. Fine: he wasn't. That doesn't mean every other allegation, every other person involved, every issue surrounding the group chats, or every instance of sexual exploitation suddenly becomes irrelevant. Nor does it make your “I don't give a rat's ass” attitude any less callous.
You can argue that Seungri was unfairly prosecuted. You can question the investigation. You can believe the courts got things wrong. Those are arguments. But declaring that the police and prosecutors were “clearly” trying to destroy him for publicity and career advancement, while presenting your own interpretation as fact, doesn't magically make you the rational, research-based authority you seem to imagine yourself to be.
And the irony is almost too good: you keep calling everyone else “hysterical,” “willfully stupid,” “moronic,” and “nincompoops,” while responding to disagreement with personal insults and then throwing in a sexual remark about whether I “climaxed” while writing my comment. 😂 You might want to look up “self-awareness” before lecturing other people about maturity.
You are perfectly entitled to defend Seungri. You are perfectly entitled to believe the prosecution was wrong. You are even entitled to say you don't care about the scandal. What you **aren't** entitled to is pretending that your contempt for the women involved becomes objective truth simply because you wrote several paragraphs defending it.
And honestly, if one of those victims had been your daughter, sister, mother, partner or someone you loved, would you really be standing there saying, “I don't give a rat's ass,” and telling everyone that she simply “chose” it? Would you still be parading this bullshit around and demanding apologies from people who find your attitude disgusting?
While women are fighting for a world where they aren't treated as disposable objects for powerful men, you're sitting comfortably on the sidelines mocking people who actually give a damn about what happens to women.
So yes, I stand by what I said: I wouldn't want to associate with someone who proudly takes that attitude.
And as for your “I look forward to your apology”...
HE RAPED WOMEN AND FILMED THEM WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU DONT CARE??? THERES LITERALLZ A SPECIAL PLACE IN HELL RESERVED…
Honestly, I would never want to associate with people who can look at a situation involving women being sexually exploited and abused and casually say, “I don't give a rat's ass about the scandal.” That attitude is disgusting.
And spare me the “they chose to sell their bodies” bullshit. Choosing sex work does not mean choosing to be exploited, coerced, filmed without consent, assaulted or treated as though their bodies and dignity are commodities for powerful men to do whatever they want with. You don't get to erase the possibility of exploitation simply because money was involved.
Yes, if your specific point is that Seungri was not convicted of rape, then correct that factual error. Fine. But you don't need to go from there to dismissing the entire scandal, belittling the women involved, and acting as though anyone who is disturbed by what happened is some brainless “netizen.” That's where your argument becomes utterly repulsive.
And honestly, the fact that you can sit there and say you “don't give a rat's ass” because it supposedly didn't happen to you says a lot more about your character than it does about the people you're insulting. What if one of those victims had been your daughter, sister, mother, partner or you? Would you still be parading that same “I don't give a fuck” attitude around and telling everyone that she/I simply “chose” it?
While other women are fighting for a world in which women aren't treated as disposable objects for powerful men, there are people like you sitting comfortably on the sidelines defending those very people and mocking anyone who refuses to shrug it off.
You don't have to personally care about every celebrity scandal. But proudly announcing that you don't care about women being exploited and then insulting people who do care is not the intellectual high ground you seem to think it is. Reflect on that before calling everyone else stupid.
I mean, consider the rating of "Lust, Caution" or "Secret Love Affair" on this site, both of which have 20 year…
Honestly, this whole lecture seems wildly unnecessary. The original comment was basically just reacting to the age gap like any other normal person, not a declaration that age-gap relationships are impossible or immoral or that every drama featuring one should be banned. 😂 You could have simply recommended those dramas and said that you thought the age gaps worked and the chemistry was good. Instead, you wrote an entire dissertation about how anyone who feels uncomfortable with large age gaps is irrational, immature, prejudiced, apparently living “under a rock or in a cave,” etc. And somehow you don't see the irony in calling other people judgmental and patronising while doing exactly that yourself? People are allowed to find large age gaps uncomfortable. The fact that such relationships exist in real life, or that some dramas have portrayed them successfully, doesn't obligate everyone else to “accept” or “normalise” them. Your examples demonstrate that age-gap romances "can" work; they don't prove that everyone who dislikes them is irrational for not wanting to watch one. And frankly, the intensity of this whole response is even more amusing considering that this drama has been sitting unreleased for what, 8–9 years now? 😂 You're defending the hypothetical quality and chemistry of a drama that nobody has even had the opportunity to watch. So yes, recommend your examples, praise the actors, explain why you think the pairing could work. That's perfectly fair. But turning someone's “yikes” into a ten-paragraph lecture about how immature and primitive they are for having a different reaction? That's quite a lot of outrage over someone else's personal preference. How “mature” of you. 🙄
What episode are you up to? I saw a mention of it at the end of episode 9. But for now it's clear they are the…
You totally described the mom so well, and I feel her pain too as it can easily be understood if one decides to be in their POV. As for the dad, I noticed he gets irritated if he doesn't drink and becomes violent. So just let him continue with the drinking unless he learns he stops his domestic violence.
I was surprised by Su Lin's parents' devastation over her disappearance and even more shocked that her father lowkey searched for her. Additionally, I found it surprising that they didn’t sell her at that time, considering the one-child policy. Many parents who preferred a son over a daughter would likely have sold her as a child bride.
Gosh, I really want to slap Jiang Ting. Why is she still keeping secrets from her mom? We're already in the 6th episode, and she thinks she can handle the bullies on her own. Her mom is protective and seems willing to help her with her issues if only she would learn to trust her. Instead, she keeps dodging her mom's questions, as if she were the one who instigated the bullies to bully Su Lin. AAAAARRR👿👿
Certain sections of the synopsis need to be completely revised or removed, as they do not accurately represent the content of the drama. For example, the phrases “...she accidentally fell into an underground pipe...” and “...Jiang Ting, a girl from the same school who met unexpectedly,... has always been concerned about Su Lin’s situation” should be updated.
You are right - she is reckless but not, as you say, by bursting in and offering to take punishments. THAT behaviour…
I believe she doesn't fully understand how politics works, which makes her anger valid. She feels sad about her friend's punishment and since she can't do anything to challenge the emperor, expressing anger at him is the only way she can support her friend. Honestly, I would feel the same way if I were in her position😂
Let's make this very simple, because apparently you need this spelt out: I never said Seungri was convicted of rape. If your entire rebuttal is going to consist of repeating that he wasn't, then congratulations—you've successfully defeated an argument I never made.
What I actually criticised was your own statement that you “don't give a rat's ass” about the scandal, followed by your incredibly simplistic insistence that the women involved simply “CHOSE” to sell their bodies and therefore, apparently, nobody should care what happened to them.
And no, explaining to me what a prostitute is doesn't make you sound particularly educated. Choosing sex work does not mean consenting to every subsequent act, being filmed without consent, being coerced, exploited, humiliated, or having your boundaries ignored. “They chose prostitution” is not some magical sentence that makes every possible abuse committed against a sex worker disappear.
You are also conveniently reducing an entire scandal to the question of whether Seungri himself was convicted of rape. Fine: he wasn't. That doesn't mean every other allegation, every other person involved, every issue surrounding the group chats, or every instance of sexual exploitation suddenly becomes irrelevant. Nor does it make your “I don't give a rat's ass” attitude any less callous.
You can argue that Seungri was unfairly prosecuted. You can question the investigation. You can believe the courts got things wrong. Those are arguments. But declaring that the police and prosecutors were “clearly” trying to destroy him for publicity and career advancement, while presenting your own interpretation as fact, doesn't magically make you the rational, research-based authority you seem to imagine yourself to be.
And the irony is almost too good: you keep calling everyone else “hysterical,” “willfully stupid,” “moronic,” and “nincompoops,” while responding to disagreement with personal insults and then throwing in a sexual remark about whether I “climaxed” while writing my comment. 😂 You might want to look up “self-awareness” before lecturing other people about maturity.
You are perfectly entitled to defend Seungri. You are perfectly entitled to believe the prosecution was wrong. You are even entitled to say you don't care about the scandal. What you **aren't** entitled to is pretending that your contempt for the women involved becomes objective truth simply because you wrote several paragraphs defending it.
And honestly, if one of those victims had been your daughter, sister, mother, partner or someone you loved, would you really be standing there saying, “I don't give a rat's ass,” and telling everyone that she simply “chose” it? Would you still be parading this bullshit around and demanding apologies from people who find your attitude disgusting?
While women are fighting for a world where they aren't treated as disposable objects for powerful men, you're sitting comfortably on the sidelines mocking people who actually give a damn about what happens to women.
So yes, I stand by what I said: I wouldn't want to associate with someone who proudly takes that attitude.
And as for your “I look forward to your apology”...
You may want to keep looking. 😂
And spare me the “they chose to sell their bodies” bullshit. Choosing sex work does not mean choosing to be exploited, coerced, filmed without consent, assaulted or treated as though their bodies and dignity are commodities for powerful men to do whatever they want with. You don't get to erase the possibility of exploitation simply because money was involved.
Yes, if your specific point is that Seungri was not convicted of rape, then correct that factual error. Fine. But you don't need to go from there to dismissing the entire scandal, belittling the women involved, and acting as though anyone who is disturbed by what happened is some brainless “netizen.” That's where your argument becomes utterly repulsive.
And honestly, the fact that you can sit there and say you “don't give a rat's ass” because it supposedly didn't happen to you says a lot more about your character than it does about the people you're insulting. What if one of those victims had been your daughter, sister, mother, partner or you? Would you still be parading that same “I don't give a fuck” attitude around and telling everyone that she/I simply “chose” it?
While other women are fighting for a world in which women aren't treated as disposable objects for powerful men, there are people like you sitting comfortably on the sidelines defending those very people and mocking anyone who refuses to shrug it off.
You don't have to personally care about every celebrity scandal. But proudly announcing that you don't care about women being exploited and then insulting people who do care is not the intellectual high ground you seem to think it is. Reflect on that before calling everyone else stupid.
As for the dad, I noticed he gets irritated if he doesn't drink and becomes violent. So just let him continue with the drinking unless he learns he stops his domestic violence.