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For him everything is a business. Before sharing a clip, he does the math, taking into account the compensation he will pay and knows that he will still make a profit. Profit is generated by every click, but especially by the public's insatiability for so-called sensational stories. He made shows ridiculing deceased people and even took advantage of the moment of his arrest, knowing that that moment brings the most money.
Based on the intelligence quotient of his audience, he knows that he may not initially report to the police, to be arrested, because he will later be released, but during that time the amounts of money in his accounts will continue to grow.
Therefore, when he decided to make controversial shows and conferences about Kim Soo Hyun, he relied on Kim Soo Hyun's notoriety, the sad story of KSR and the political context. A favorable moment for his business. Looking back, at other materials of the same youtube channel, I'll let you draw your own conclusions.
“On November 2, 2020, Ga Se-yeon used the face of the deceased comedian Park Ji-sun as the thumbnail for the broadcast. They conducted the broadcast under the title, “Park Ji-sun who can’t wear makeup,”
https://www.logosian.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=3019

The controversy surrounding Kim Soo Hyun and KSR highlights the problems in society. A society divided before the elections, but which is part of a global scenario. And yet what is there to hide tomorrow when "new revelations" about Kim Soo Hyun are announced? Looking at the candidates' speeches and voting options, we can already draw a conclusion.
Both political camps (LJM, KMS) — one under the pretext of national security, the other in the name of judicial reform — have, at different times, come into conflict with the independence of the judiciary. This highlights the extreme polarization within South Korean society, where state institutions have been caught in a prolonged power struggle between two dominant forces.
There are still a few hours until the voting begins and possibly only a few days until the installation of the new president. What expectations can you still have in this context and what are the chances for a better future? Good night Korea, wherever you are.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFuUzDQ5QcI&ab_channel=LEVISTANCE%28%EB%A0%88%EB%B9%84%EC%8A%A4%ED%83%95%EC%8A%A4%29

A typical case of megalomania and the Jehovah complex

Has God ever said that anyone is innocent?

In such situations, it doesn't take courage to respond, but empathy. I understand that such reactions are born from sad experiences...

“Hate is too great a burden to bear. It injures the hater more than it injures the hated.”
― Coretta Scott King

Your way of addressing KSH fans really shows what is inside you. And hate first destroys those who have hate. If in the face of unproven accusations you start wishing someone harm, even insulting others, it shows that you need love. I hope you put the hate aside and look for the good in everything.

Accusing someone without real proof can be considered defamation, especially if the accusation is false and damages their reputation. If a person continues to accuse even when he knows that the accusation without evidence is defamation, it means it is an obsession. An obsession with accusing, particularly in the context of projection, involves repeatedly accusing others of the same behaviors or inadequacies that the accuser themselves is experiencing or has done. This is a defense mechanism where individuals unconsciously attribute their own negative thoughts or actions to others, often as a way to avoid confronting their own shortcomings. Sad but true.

Reread my message. I think you didn't understand and rushed to answer. Do you know the people you're addressing and do you know that they don't do charity? The idea was that, in addition to other good things you do, why not offer your unconditional support to someone from whom you have no expectations of being grateful.
Are you trying to instill the idea that people who give flowers to KSH don't do other good things? That means you've judged them without knowing them. And, after all, why would you bother checking who gives flowers and how many?

The right question is why not? Why not help a poor person? Why not give a flower? In a world full of hate, why not show your support when someone needs it? Some will say that KSH doesn't care anyway. I don't know if that's true, but that's the beauty of some people. Not expecting anything in return. This reminds me of the movie Accidental Hero.
Congratulations to KSH fans.

Those who shout that they want justice are those who, in fact, only care about themselves. For their own ego, they launch into such disagreements, seeking to appear to be supporters of a just cause, but from their messages it is clear that they only want to stand out themselves. That's why they will never defend those in need, when they need it. Paying attention to them is a waste of time.

Good point

This is just an unbroadcast one-man show due to lack of interest; the quality of the audience depends on the standards, if you have...

The comments of some users, who believe that blocking those who do not share their opinions can make them appear intelligent, I can only say that they demonstrate egocentrism. They cannot even be considered a show, because it lacks an audience.

I'm sorry you didn't understand my point. I will never blame her. She went through a period of deep depression and didn't get the help she needed, when she needed it. That's the truth. And I agree with you that she didn't commit suicide because she wanted to attract attention, but because she no longer had the strength to fight against so many accusations. But let's not leave out other important aspects of the case and the main culprits. I know you won't agree with me, but we shouldn't ignore other aspects. We know that an autopsy was not accepted to establish the exact date of death. We don't know what the reason was for the refusal. We know that she had a debt, but she wasn't being enforced because she could have declared personal bankruptcy, like Park Bo Gum did.
https://www.chosun.com/english/kpop-culture-en/2016/03/02/2CTS7OMNVANAV6TZ3PQ3462X2E/
We know that she wanted to open a cafe, she already had film projects, she seemed optimistic... But we also know that this is not her first suicide attempt, which is why I ask why no one helped her all this time.
What's ironic is that some are making money off her case and they made money even when she was alive, by taking advantage of DUI, and making her every move public. That's unacceptable.
Yes, the cyberbullying needs to stop.
And I will not agree that the truth does not matter in court. Such a statement cannot be made by a real lawyer, and I tell you from experience. Yes, there are judicial errors, but they are minor. And there are probably corrupt judges, but not all of them. There are many judges who don't care about the money of those they judge, but about the evidence.
https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20250515006900315
This is also the reason why there is currently immense pressure on judges in Korea. And this is a sore point...
https://www.chosun.com/english/national-en/2025/05/15/LCD5DCZC6ZDOZGOIJP6HUIMUFE/
https://www.koreaherald.com/article/10481045

I hope this drama , from Disney+, gets released.
The attacks on KSH and his fans are an inexplicable attitude from the point of view of people who truly want justice. These attacksand this postponement affects everyone involved in the project.
“Stopping a series or film from being released is an extremely difficult decision because it’s not made solely on the strength of one lead actor,” an anonymous industry insider told The Korea Times, explaining that the livelihoods of many involved in production often depend on a film’s release.
However, officials also stressed celebrities’ responsibility as public figures, particularly as platforms like Netflix might be hesitant to work with South Korean talent due to rising guarantee fees.
https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/lifestyle-culture/article/3310361/south-koreas-entertainment-industry-faces-actor-risk-amid-celebrity-scandals-costly-delays

I'm glad you wrote "maybe," because we can't draw any conclusions yet.
I also thought it was selfish of him not to admit last year the truth about their relationship. But seeing what's happening now, seeing the hateful reactions, I wonder if I would have done it differently if I were him. Let's not forget that last year KSR was that actress guilty of DUI, "faking, lying, complaining about not having money and trying to get sympathy, etc." Any association with her was hard to accept. So what would you have done in his place, knowing that you might get a tantrum by admitting it?
I want to tell a true story. I know a family, actually a mother with two boys and a girl. The eldest son had to abandon his studies to work and help his family. He became a taxi driver. He had just turned 19. He was happy when some wealthier acquaintances called on his services quite often. Later, however, he realized that those people were trafficking in persons, kidnapping underage girls and forcing them to prostitute themselves. When he understood what was happening, he did not know how to react. Initially, he refused to answer the phone. They came for him, beat him and threatened to do the same to his sister, and many other things... He was afraid to tell his mother, he was afraid to tell the police, because police officers were also involved. He was afraid to file a complaint. Later, everyone was detained, including him. If I were to put myself in his mother's shoes, he was not at fault. If I were to put myself in the shoes of the victims' families, I would see him as guilty for not having the courage to go to the police. He was initially accused of being part of the group, with the proposal to receive many years in prison. His mother tried to find help to pay for a lawyer. It wasn't easy because those who had heard the story were already saying that he was a human trafficker. Later, he was convicted of complicity. He spent several years in prison, his first years of adulthood. I knew him since he was very young. He was a good and obedient child.
So I think, however, that the real culprits are those who profit financially, those in the media who make money from this case, as well as those in the shadows, who, for some other purposes, pay to keep this case in the public eye.
Justice implies truth, but do we know the whole truth?

Thanks for the additions. They should be useful to everyone who truly wants justice.

Justice means truth, and truth does not mean accepting only what one side presents, but discerning what is true from what both sides say.
The so-called evidence presented by GSI has been proven to be false. In fact, if there had been real evidence, the KSR family would have filed a complaint from the very beginning.
The remarks and comments based on the presentation of alleged evidence by a YouTube channel, which makes money from this and earns its existence from this activity, demonstrate either complicity with those who want to gain more views, or an internal problem that prevents you from having your own conviction. I wonder what made them bring Won Bin into the discussion? Had the number of views decreased? Or did the masquerade have to gain momentum because other things that are taking place behind the "curtain" have gained momentum.
It's natural not to judge someone before you have a general view. If you give money to a beggar who appears crippled because he has managed to disguise a hand or a foot, do not blame the one who gives him nothing, because he has seen through the disguise.
Therefore, no hasty conclusion should be drawn by either party.
I hope the truth behind KSR's tragic end comes out soon and I won't believe everything the media says. I will analyze it in detail, so that in the end I will not unfairly blame anyone.
“Thinking is difficult. That’s why most people judge” – Carl Jung

The reason for such a petition must be truly serious, so that a name that violates someone else's right implicitly leads to its cancellation. If this action is truly intended to be legislated, it must be proposed under legal conditions, in order to be adopted in parliament, otherwise it is just a lot of noise, without any result...