DareDaniel

The show makes them as evil as possible within the censorship limits of a typical kdrama, you forgot that part.

Ah, so you're still refusing to use your own brain to give me an answer. you're just another ignorant ass who fell for this cancel culture rabbithole but you'll change your mind once you grow up and leave this sjw shit behind.

Send me the discussion on why the first 2 episodes distort history or use your own brain and give me the answer instead.

Okay, go ahead and break down each and every single point on potato chip's comment on why you can't perceive what the nsa did as not evil. 😉😉😉

but not gonna lie, the words "history distortion" sure sound catchy as fuck, wonder how many of these are using them for the first time 🤣🤣🤣

all they do is tell you to read some tweets and that's it, they don't even know what they are mad about 😂

You are the one who couldn't find anything evil with all the shit they did in just 2 eps yet i'm the one who needs to learn to comprehend. Alright.

So now the show distorts history by making the nsa incompetent when, in fact, they were... competent? is that your issue now? LOL try harder next weekend. the point of the blood was to bring tension to the scene, learn something about screenwriting

what happened in the first 2 episodes that distorted history?

If it's on twitter and gatamchun (who?) said it, then it must be true.

Smartest thing I've read all day on this comment section, an actual opinion based on what we've seen so far in the show. I would also include the scene in the 1st ep in which the crazy woman shot a gun on the projected image of ppl they were trying to catch adds even more evilness to that character. The show makes them as evil as possible within the censorship limits that a kdrama can give.

@Cheon Seong Y what happened in the first 2 episodes that offended you so much?

We'll watch the show first and actually come up with an opinion in the future on why a fictional story and charaters aren't distorting sk history.

LOL i love your thought process. How about the people in the blue house who approved the show, aren't they koreans as well? And who, by the way, actually watched it?? it's so easy to contest anything you say bc you're still not using your brain!!

@Raraa how is pointing a gun and threatening to shoot a gun at innocent people, searching the dorm without a warrant, LITERALLY doing all the wrong stuff in order to catch who they want makes the nsa look like the good guys in the show?

@yerxm How ignorant can you be to fall for anything you see on twitter 🤣 tell me, are you an anti vaxxer also bc there's so much of that content on twitter? in a digital age where disinformation spreads so fast and so easily, I prefer to use my brain by watching the show first and have my own opinion later. Wish you could do the same but, as you said, you couldn't find anything offensive in the first 2 episodes. And you must be crazy to think Disney is going to cancel the series after buying the rights.

You mean the same 200k+ who were offended months ago even before watching a single episode? Is that a logical reason to ruin the fun for millions of other people? Like, if you found anything offensive in the first 2 episodes you seriously need to think about doing other things with your life, or close your eyes maybe, just don't watch this show. How is supporting cancel culture a good thing now, use your fucking brain lmao

Tell us what offended you so much in the first 2 episodes.

>complains about inexistent sk history distortion: check
>complains about Jisoo's acting: check

Douchebag confirmed 🤡

Also make sure you watch the next episodes and contribute on making snowdrop the most popular kdrama :)

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