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If you don't like mdl, you have other platforms, or you could start your own web site. It's not up to you what MDL reports on, I like any type of article, if it has even a tenuous connection to film or drama it's a valid topic.

I am familiar with Korea in the past when it was a dictatorship, and the fight for democracy. Martial law harked back to those times and it was terrifying. I choose my words carefully and I'm speaking for myself, as someone that follows politics around the world. Why is it important to you to quibble over my adjectives? It's making a straw man; beside the point.

I agree in some points. Not the right-leaning media though. Maybe if we break it down...
Who are the would-be dictators, Trump? Which right(s) is he walking over? I really can't see any extremists on the right at the moment, who are you thinking about?

Step forward Nam Ji-hyun

That's not it, you're twisting it around. It's about the issue of Yoon declaring martial law. It was, just for a day, quite terrifying. She sent a food truck to a group of protesters that camped outside Yoon's residence. She's not trying to enlighten, preach or influence, it was an act of kindness. Sometimes the simplest explanation is true and there's nothing else to it.
She also donated ₩200m to the wildfire relief. And countless other good causes.

What did they know while she was a teenager? That a famous adult actor wanted to mentor their daughter maybe. Or possibly they knew nothing, he told KSR they could only be together if her family didn't know.
These are just theories based on how I believe predators operate.
I think he created a talent agency to have his pick of innocent young starlets, what do you think? Their parents would say no, give up your dreams? They'd probably trust an established name to have integrity.

Hence, I wondered if you were thinking of a specific circumstance, a window of opportunity where they could intervene. Sounds like you're speculating.

She was 13/14 in international age.
She died at 24 in international age.

If he comes out of it well, how can the family find closure?

It isn't Left at all. Those are the values of all good people, left and right. It's just that the left has monopolised those words and expressions to make it seem as if they're the only side that supports them. Manipulation.

Like a bike 😆
I don't have a bike, I blame Kim Soo-hyun. Why is he indifferent to her death?

That big staircase breakdown scene in It's Okay, he peeks out of the corner of his eye at the end before the director calls "cut", he's too aware of the camera and needy for validation. Editing disaster, but revealing.

No it isn't. Creeps with bad intentions hide themselves from the family. Give me a concrete example of an occasion where the family should have "[brought] this up", how, and to whom.

Johnny Depp used that one, they copied him - but failed.

Virtue-signalling platitudes. "the public should stay out of it" includes yourself. Remember a girl died whilst revelling in your blissful indifference.

You can't have both of those.

Thanks - I'm pointing out that the news is using the age of 15, which is the Korean age. In international terms that could be 13 or 14 years old.

Woke advocates are narcissistic.
And leftists have to be woke.
Do you know why?
Because leftists believe the left is the 'good' side, the kind side. Leftists are people that want to appear to be 'good'. A mild type of narcissism that we all possess.
The moderate left really are good people - but they made the mistake in thinking that the further left they go, the greater their virtue. It's a flawed way of thinking.
Whilst you're pretending to be 'good', you tolerate bad things happening. The current left is not kind, it's manipulative. The evidence is before us already - leftist authoritarian governments gaslight us into believing otherwise, if you live in Europe you're probably not even noticing its insidious creep into autocracy - because the 'good' people are being told that the other side are thugs, racists, far right, lunatics, it's all nonsense - but it makes those 'good' people stand in line, afraid to step out, afraid to ask, comfortable they're 'good people'. Therefore they (the authoritarians) get away with lawfare to remove political opposition, abuse of the law to achieve a goal. They get away with racism, sexism and more in the name of DEI. They spin the narratives they wish through mainstream media (which the leftists believe is the 'good' and 'righteous' media), hence the left continues to be cheered on by the 'good' - no consideration for those harmed, because they're being 'good'.
If you forget about trying to appear good for 5 minutes you'll be able to see the damage you're causing.

It says 'leftist'. Yoon's on the right.

I love her. Thanks LA. Troll @Etoks21, this is for you since you knew nothing about this story, but blindly followed the narrative.

I'm not a leftist but don't think martial law was acceptable either, only a lunatic can harass IU for buying coffee for the protesters who sat outside in the cold for days.

Anyone that says anything bad about IU is mentally unstable, possibly deluded or deranged.

Even her response to the criticism is the perfect response.

Every drama. It's Not Okay To Be A Pedo, that stupid anguished wail.
He did it back in 2009 in Will It Snow too. He's a one trick pony, he hasn't evolved in acting - as a psychopath he has a blinkered view in his observations, he can't empathise so just goes through the motions without ever knowing if he's right.

Korean age = 1 + n
Where 'n' is the number of 1st Januarys that have passed after birth.

The quoted age of '15' looks to be expressed in Korean age. Witness Ms A, auntie, stated:

"Kim Sae-ron met Kim Soo-hyun in 2014 when she was in the second year of middle school"

In international age, she only just turned 14 on 31-July 2014

It's preposterous.

I suspect foul play, anyone with something to lose if the news came out should be suspected. I also suspect that if KSR was able, the details could be even more shocking than what the family has pieced together.