Carulhein N

People's thirst to destroy is the same.

Yes, they have no right because its a fictional story, created by a writer. It is not real. What happens in it is not history. Its just Story. I like the story. I will speak in the name of democracy if I want to. I'm not demeaning what anyone fought for and what they went through, but shutting people down is not what they fought for.

Still, where is the right wing propaganda?

The fact of the matter is, you can't force anyone to do or think what you want them to. Even though you find this drama offensive for some reason, you have no right to shut it down because you want it so. If you find it so offensive, don't watch or give bad rating. That's how democracy works.

Who's human rights have been violated? I would argue that the cast and crew of this drama's human rights are being violated by outrage mongers.

It's not really that different. People have no idea where this story will go, but they've jumped to spectacular conclusions already as if the writer is some ignorant 'right wing', evil, plagiariser. Calm down and see where the story leads before you push the destroy button.

Just try to not be judgemental and watch the story play out. I'm pretty sure the writer isn't as ignorant as you presume.

They don't know that he's NK spy. They think he's protester which gives the impression that they are sympathy sing with the protesters. They would obviously not hide him if they knew he was N K spy

I'd really love to watch it, but seems like a bunch of autocrats want it cancelled. So not sure if I'll be able to.

You literally told me to stay out of it because I'm not South Korean. Anyone is allowed an opinion in democratic society. So don't use your victim status to bully others into submission. And this is exactly what's happening to this drama.

Please don't tell other people e not to have an opinion. That's what dictators do.

This is just a drama. I suspect the writer wanted to show people on different sides coming back together to fight against evil dictator. I don't see what gives anyone the right to dictate what he/she can write in their fictional story. It's kind of another firm of dictatorship. If you don't like it, don't watch. Don't do it!

This is the whole problem with cancel culture. Selfrighteos people , cancelling left and right because they are so righteous.

It's not the case here though, because he is a North Korean spy. I suspect later on the main players might work together against the evil people, so don't jump to conclusions before anything has happened yet. Don't throw your toys out of the cot before you even know what the hell is going on.

I don't see how they are mocking anyone. No one is yet good guy or bad guy. The story is just playing off. Everyone had their job and point of view. The NSA are chasing a. North Korean spy. The North Korean spy trying to escape. The head of dorm clearly has no time for NSA, so she's locking them out and Jisoo character helping boy she's in love with. No one's mocking no one and everyone just doing their job.

I don't see a problem with someone being North Korean. If that's problematic, maybe they should have cancelled Crash Landing on you. Half the people were North Korean. No one knows anything about the story yet. So maybe people shouldn't jump to conclusions.

Euch, some knetz are such a bloody pain in the ass. It's a drama for goodness sake. If you don't want yo watch it, don't!

I'm not a Black pink fan, but I thought she acted fine. Zero skills? That's a bit over the top.

That is Young Eun and Soo Wan dated for 2 months.

I just can't get behind eveyone*s outrage about Young Eun and Jae Guk dating. I mean, they dated for 2 months and she had no idea that he had a fiance. Even her mom and dad. It's a bit exhausting to stretch my mind everytime to meet their outrage.