There is no debate gaetal is bad or not. The police still need to catch him no matter what the intention is. If…
you called our opinions stupid. why can't we call your opinions stupid? it's stupid that you believe law = morality. laws don't always reflect morality, and what's illegal doesn't always translate to what's immoral. is what dog mask doing illegal? yes. is what dog mask doing immoral? that's up for debate. a salient fact about moral discourse is that people disagree. i don't believe in the "sanctity of life" to agree that execution, revenge or vigilantism is immoral. i believe dog mask is a hero who outsmarted the police, addressed police misconduct, and saved the day (or night)
"to enact serious social reforms, there should be bloodshed" ― young joo (ji hoon), episode 2
Its a good concept..but it can be dangerous..if not..all countries will hv a gaetal. Korea just got a case similar…
the law enforced by the government isn't neutral or objective. a government that desires "order" judges "disorder." the judgement is a psychological notion clouded by emotions. we can't understand what the judgement is without bringing in the notions of love and hatred, comfort and discomfort, tolerance and intolerance
why should order be maintained? give me a reason that's not clouded by the fear of disorder or discomfort. you can't
"should" statements express subjective value judgments about the desirability of a situation. neutral agents don't desire order or disorder. they are unaligned with any side
humans are flawed. you can't have a perfectly balanced government. and you can't trust that government officials will have your best interests at heart. the government officials of this story broke people's trust. they didn't catch criminals or maintain order. people like dog mask had to take the law into their own hands
"to enact serious social reforms, there should be bloodshed" ― young joo (ji hoon), episode 2
i read your theory earlier and agree that the parents conducted immoral experiments on their daughter. they wanted a "perfect" daughter who excels academically, deciphers any and all languages, and comprehends the world in complex ways that differ from age-expected norms. the police were surprised by her grown-up bedroom
the experiments violated the principles of morality. the necessary condition for human experimentation to be legal and moral is the patient's informed consent. their daughter was/is a child. she couldn't/can't consent to the experiments
usually I like Im Ji Yeon's characters but she's so jumpy and screams nearly all the damn time here ffs. If you…
hae jin (moo chan) might not be dog mask? that'd be a shame. the story of a police officer patrolling the streets at night to catch escaped criminals as part of his ongoing war on crime and proving his competence would have been interesting
dog mask: the government is incompetent. there are rotten people everywhere. just you wait, i'm coming for you the police: what a crazy bastard, i think he'll cause trouble soon
dog mask is doing your job! thank him!
the government demonstrates a persistent failure to uphold the oath they took to serve people. loopholes in law open the cell doors, allowing criminals to be released from prison before the completion of their sentence. noone would play batman or robin hood if you weren't so bad at your jobs. don't blame or arrest dog mask. blame and arrest yourselves
you don't care about the criminals who walk free. you care about a "criminal" who executes criminals? ignore him. give him the preferential treatment you give other criminals
the police: i want to live in a world free of crazy bastards
that's what dog mask wants! the difference is that you're all bark and no bite. dog mask is all bark and all bite. he's the change he wants to see in the world. i support and admire him
yu na (ro hee)'s parents abused her. her amnesia might have stemmed from emotional shock and trauma. the brain blocked important memories in a process called dissociation to prevent the retrieval of the negative emotions associated with child abuse
what else were her parents up to? that operating room was suspicious. did they harvest organs?
kye sang (myung joon) unintentionally saved yu na (ro hee) from her abusive parents and trauma. he's the dependable and trustworthy father yu na (ro hee) wanted. the father her birth "father" wasn't. the police are after the wrong person
sung hoon from psychopathic diary, sang ho from kingdom, shin rok from beyond evil and jae hee from miraculous brothers are extraordinarily nuanced and serious actors/actresses. they played neurotic, complex or morally ambiguous characters who didn’t neatly fit into the label of "hero" or "villain." what fascinates me in "the kidnapping day" is the diverse range of characters they play with relative ease. sung hoon plays the role of a detective. shin rok plays the role of a "deadbeat" parent and kidnapping co-conspirator. this is a perfect ensemble cast
kye sang and yu na's father/daughter dynamic is sure to entertain and move anyone. their transformative journey has been filled with challenges, growth, and rewarding moments
da bin (na hee) to the men who treat her as a woman: treat me as a colleague, not a woman! da bin (na hee) to the man (du jin) who treats her as a colleague: treat me as a woman, not a colleague!
she doesn't know what she wants
and she doesn't look like someone who completed military training courses. identifying men or women who could successfully serve in marine corps requires intensive screening and physical fitness tests. the women serving in active combat roles and doing strength training build muscle bulk. they are heavier than their untrained, small counterparts. da bin (na hee) looks untrained and small. like a princess. she doesn't have the strength to carry out the duties of a female soldier
dropping it is the right choice talking shit about a country? we are talking about japan, a country that has a…
japan hasn't analyzed the long-term association between the consumption of pedophilic content and the subsequent perpetration of hands-on pedophilic offenses. how can there be unbiased data?
some empirical studies do provide support for the conclusion that the current level of "sexual" offenses in our societies has been boosted by the long-term effects of exposure to a steady diet of dramatic, problematic "sexual" content. for example: https://shorturl.at/eitBX
quoting the article:
"Contrary to the catharsis perspective, violent pornography consumers were more—not less—likely to commit actual acts of sexual aggression
As with all behavior, sexual aggression is caused by a confluence of factors and many pornography consumers are not sexually aggressive. However, the accumulated data leave little doubt that, on the average, individuals who consume pornography more frequently are more likely to hold attitudes conducive to sexual aggression and engage in actual acts of sexual aggression than individuals who do not consume pornography or who consume pornography less frequently"
although this phenomenon is complex and multifactorial, there's a possible link between "sexual" offenses and problematic "sexual" content. why wouldn't there be one between pedophilic offenses and pedophilic content? pedophilic offenses are "sexual" offenses
children are sexually or non-sexually assaulted on a large scale. it's an underreported crime. the collected data denying the negative effects of pedophilic content on consumers or children rests on dubious, biased assumptions. our goal should be to collect accurate data from large samples representative of a broad population. that will provide less biased results. till then, the solution is to block or filter access to pedophilic content
anti-incest beliefs relate to the well-being of family members. incest commonly disrupts family structures. in incest, the conditions for a healthy development are undermined. precisely those conditions that will enable family members in due time to acquire the basic capacities underlying the principle of "mutual consent" are broken down
i understand what you're saying. i just see it differently
every (western or non-western) culture has its strengths and weaknesses. the criticism that the weaknesses receive is an opportunity for growth. please try not to take it personally
i shared the side of the japanese culture that i dislike. i'll share the side that i like. i like japan's vending machines, onsens, shopping centers, kimonos, yukatas, fireworks festivals, food and music. my favorite japanese song: https://youtu.be/0me_7B2rRIE?feature=shared
Agreed it's miles better than Move to Heaven and some high rated shows like Weak Hero I'm not sure about.. but…
moving has a formulaic, disposable marvel/dc story. it's miles worse than move to heaven and weak hero class 1 that eschew "romance" for a welcome dose of social consciousness. they are packed to the gills with realistic depictions of inequality, bullying, revenge/justice and, most importantly, companionship. their male characters raised their hands together to reach what they couldn't reach alone. their companionship is a tie to the past, a road to the future, and a key to sanity in an insane world. it's true love. truer than anything that was/is between moving's characters
venus: if i come home and see something like this again, you'll have to pay for my therapy- janus: let's go a second round in front of him, bom! venus: 😒 (episode 1, 16:34)
venus was like, "are you serious? right in front of my salad?"
"to enact serious social reforms, there should be bloodshed"
― young joo (ji hoon), episode 2
why should order be maintained? give me a reason that's not clouded by the fear of disorder or discomfort. you can't
"should" statements express subjective value judgments about the desirability of a situation. neutral agents don't desire order or disorder. they are unaligned with any side
humans are flawed. you can't have a perfectly balanced government. and you can't trust that government officials will have your best interests at heart. the government officials of this story broke people's trust. they didn't catch criminals or maintain order. people like dog mask had to take the law into their own hands
"to enact serious social reforms, there should be bloodshed"
― young joo (ji hoon), episode 2
"gae/y (게이)? tal. gaetal. say the full name. people will misunderstand" (episode 2, 28:04)
did he just ... make a gay joke? 😂
the experiments violated the principles of morality. the necessary condition for human experimentation to be legal and moral is the patient's informed consent. their daughter was/is a child. she couldn't/can't consent to the experiments
it's a worse form of child abuse
the police: what a crazy bastard, i think he'll cause trouble soon
dog mask is doing your job! thank him!
the government demonstrates a persistent failure to uphold the oath they took to serve people. loopholes in law open the cell doors, allowing criminals to be released from prison before the completion of their sentence. noone would play batman or robin hood if you weren't so bad at your jobs. don't blame or arrest dog mask. blame and arrest yourselves
you don't care about the criminals who walk free. you care about a "criminal" who executes criminals? ignore him. give him the preferential treatment you give other criminals
the police: i want to live in a world free of crazy bastards
that's what dog mask wants! the difference is that you're all bark and no bite. dog mask is all bark and all bite. he's the change he wants to see in the world. i support and admire him
what else were her parents up to? that operating room was suspicious. did they harvest organs?
kye sang (myung joon) unintentionally saved yu na (ro hee) from her abusive parents and trauma. he's the dependable and trustworthy father yu na (ro hee) wanted. the father her birth "father" wasn't. the police are after the wrong person
kye sang and yu na's father/daughter dynamic is sure to entertain and move anyone. their transformative journey has been filled with challenges, growth, and rewarding moments
da bin (na hee) to the man (du jin) who treats her as a colleague: treat me as a woman, not a colleague!
she doesn't know what she wants
and she doesn't look like someone who completed military training courses. identifying men or women who could successfully serve in marine corps requires intensive screening and physical fitness tests. the women serving in active combat roles and doing strength training build muscle bulk. they are heavier than their untrained, small counterparts. da bin (na hee) looks untrained and small. like a princess. she doesn't have the strength to carry out the duties of a female soldier
some empirical studies do provide support for the conclusion that the current level of "sexual" offenses in our societies has been boosted by the long-term effects of exposure to a steady diet of dramatic, problematic "sexual" content. for example: https://shorturl.at/eitBX
quoting the article:
"Contrary to the catharsis perspective, violent pornography consumers were more—not less—likely to commit actual acts of sexual aggression
As with all behavior, sexual aggression is caused by a confluence of factors and many pornography consumers are not sexually aggressive. However, the accumulated data leave little doubt that, on the average, individuals who consume pornography more frequently are more likely to hold attitudes conducive to sexual aggression and engage in actual acts of sexual aggression than individuals who do not consume pornography or who consume pornography less frequently"
although this phenomenon is complex and multifactorial, there's a possible link between "sexual" offenses and problematic "sexual" content. why wouldn't there be one between pedophilic offenses and pedophilic content? pedophilic offenses are "sexual" offenses
children are sexually or non-sexually assaulted on a large scale. it's an underreported crime. the collected data denying the negative effects of pedophilic content on consumers or children rests on dubious, biased assumptions. our goal should be to collect accurate data from large samples representative of a broad population. that will provide less biased results. till then, the solution is to block or filter access to pedophilic content
anti-incest beliefs relate to the well-being of family members. incest commonly disrupts family structures. in incest, the conditions for a healthy development are undermined. precisely those conditions that will enable family members in due time to acquire the basic capacities underlying the principle of "mutual consent" are broken down
i understand what you're saying. i just see it differently
every (western or non-western) culture has its strengths and weaknesses. the criticism that the weaknesses receive is an opportunity for growth. please try not to take it personally
i shared the side of the japanese culture that i dislike. i'll share the side that i like. i like japan's vending machines, onsens, shopping centers, kimonos, yukatas, fireworks festivals, food and music. my favorite japanese song: https://youtu.be/0me_7B2rRIE?feature=shared
see? i'm not stirring up anti-japanese sentiment
janus: let's go a second round in front of him, bom!
venus: 😒 (episode 1, 16:34)
venus was like, "are you serious? right in front of my salad?"