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Interesting study! Did you actually read it, or just Google it to have a fancy answer ready?

Oh, mighty seer! I tremble before your literacy and your clairvoyant powers that apparently extend to my entire family line. Do be careful with all that knowledge, you might accidentally summon some actual wisdom

Honey dear, this is the news page about the actor, not your personal scroll of grievances. If thou wishes to report thine woes, MDL hath special instructions. Try aiming your noble complaints where they belong, wisely...

Such insinuating messages reveal more about who you are and what preoccupies your mind than anything about God. No, you have not spoken to people who truly know Him, and skimming a few passages from the Bible does not mean you have read it, just as reading about the interwar period does not mean you have studied the history of a nation.
You have not become an atheist, because you have never been a Christian in the first place. And if I asked you, I am certain you don’t understand what atheism truly means.
There is room for interpretation in the Bible only for those who do not know God personally. The Bible is a Testament; Christ is the Word of God; the Holy Spirit guides through the Bible and through God’s will. Quoting Scripture does not make you holy or knowledgeable of God’s Word. Even the devil quoted Scripture, but to tempt, not to reveal God’s will (Luke 4: Matthew 4). That is exactly what you have been doing, which makes clear whose influence guides you.
To truly know the Word and God’s will, start with the New Testament. Pray sincerely, read in silence, and ask God directly to reveal Himself through His Word. Approach it without other intentions, without haste. If your heart is pure, He will reveal truth to you; if not, you will return with insidious messages like the one you sent.

Ah, asking for a summary? Maybe try one of those free online courses instead, could save you some reading next time
https://www.khanacademy.org/
https://eric.ed.gov/
https://www.eplatform.co/us/blog/2025/digital-libraries-for-schools/
https://www.brainfuse.com/highed/helpNow.asp?a_id=B8C2BC44&ss=&r=

New sanctions against entertainment YouTubers who make money by exposing the private lives of celebrities. Maybe this way, in the future, there will not be other celebrities driven to suicide.
The Over-the-Air Defense Committee held a general meeting today (the 26th) and decided to refer five petitions to the Petition Review Subcommittee for discussion, including “Petition on Strong Sanctions to Prevent Celebrity Suicides and Other Damage Caused by Entertainment Journalists’ YouTube Channel Activities,” “Petition on System Improvement to Prevent Repeated Spread of False Information and Human Rights Violations on Online Platforms,” and “Petition on Establishing Sanctions and Regulations for Discriminatory Speech on Political YouTube Channels.”
https://v.daum.net/v/20250826183120683

Those who accused Kim Soo-hyun, and not only him, claiming to have “huge evidence,” have turned out to be nothing more than public hunters, devoid of scruples or character.
Some time ago, I posted translations of the messages exchanged between Kim Sae-ron and her former manager. From those messages, it was clear that she trusted and relied on him more than on her own family. Yet that did not stop the so-called “justices” from making accusations against him.
Mr. K, the former manager of the late Kim Sae-ron, was accused of violating the Medical Service Act by Kwon Young-chan, a self-proclaimed representative of the bereaved family.
According to a Hankyung.com investigation on the 25th, Mr. K was notified by the National Investigation Headquarters of the National Police Agency on the 21st that the case would not be indicted, due to insufficient evidence in relation to alleged violations of the Medical Service Act, the Personal Information Protection Act, and obstruction of business.
Conclusion: The late Kim Sae-ron’s manager has been cleared of all accusations, including the alleged embezzlement of hospital bills.
https://n.news.naver.com/mnews/article/015/0005175072?sid=102
https://m.blog.naver.com/strongyoun-now/223983108961

We live in a time where manipulation is one of the strongest weapons, and where too many mistake headlines and social media feeds for truth. Without verification, without reflection, words are repeated until they become noise, and in that noise, society risks losing its humanity.
The most vulnerable are the young. Still searching for discernment, many believe they are expressing their own ideas, when in reality they only echo what has been planted in their minds. Instead of questioning, they scroll. Instead of seeking knowledge, they consume whatever is “served” to them. In this way, they are led to join movements without purpose, currents that use beautiful words but betray the very values they claim to defend.
Accusing without proof is not an act of justice. It is an act of conformity. And conformity never creates change, it only deepens division.
But there are always people who unite to defend real human values: truth, kindness, dignity, respect. People who use their voices not to harm, but to heal. These are the ones who give society meaning. These are the ones who remind us that good is stronger than manipulation. Kim Soo-hyun’s fans are among those who choose differently: people who defend truth, dignity, and goodness. Because Kim Soo Hyun is not a trend. He is a person. And every person deserves to be treated with fairness, not destroyed by reckless words. If someone truly cares about justice, they must begin with truth. To defend means to do good, not harm, otherwise, it is not defending but attacking. Everyone is free to choose who they want to be, and what they want to stand for. But if they choose harm, they are no defenders of justice, only predators of humanity.

Even if a conviction is sought, I believe that a suspension of the execution of the sentence may be obtained. This occurs when a defendant is found guilty and sentenced (for example, to imprisonment), but the enforcement of that sentence is deferred. Such suspension is permitted under specific conditions: when the prison term does not exceed three years, when mitigating circumstances are present, and when the defendant demonstrates genuine remorse. If the defendant refrains from committing further offenses during the suspension period, the sentence becomes null and is not carried out. If public opinion is on her side, her career will not suffer.

Resolving such situations through the use of influence may amount to a criminal offense. At most, Kim Soo-hyun could have offered financial assistance from his personal funds, but the exact context in which the loan was granted remains unclear. Given Kim Sae-ron’s circumstances, however, it appears more appropriate and legally sound that the loan was extended by the company representing her.

It is also possible that the management contract contains a stipulation whereby the company undertakes to cover certain damages in the first instance, with a right of recourse against the artist to recover the amounts paid.

Although Frombio has, to some extent, acknowledged that Kim Soo-hyun is not guilty, this acknowledgment appears to stem more from the course of the investigations and the significant shift in public opinion than from a genuine legal concession. Realistically, they seem to recognize that they cannot prevail by arguing his culpability and are instead attempting to obtain damages based on certain contractual clauses. However, the court has thus far refrained from ruling in this regard.

Legally, this indicates that the contractual provisions invoked are not sufficiently clear or determinative to justify resolving the dispute at the first hearing. This situation may be regarded as advantageous for Kim Soo-hyun, though it does not amount to a complete victory. At most, if damages were to be awarded, they would likely be minimal and limited to the argument that Golden Medalist’s delayed response may have caused some reputational harm. Crucially, however, there appears to be no breach of the underlying contractual obligations.

It is worth noting that Kim Soo-hyun’s legal team argued that, by the time Frombio filed its claim, it had already been established that the allegations made by Kim Sae-ron’s family and Garosero were false. This leads to a strategically sound conclusion: if Frombio truly believed it had suffered damages, it should have initiated legal action at the time the rumors first emerged, not after those rumors had already been proven false.
While Frombio has criticized Kim Soo-hyun and Golden Medalist for their response, its own reaction appears far from appropriate. Full credit must be given to Kim Soo-hyun’s lawyer, who effectively dismantled Frombio’s arguments using the very accusations advanced by Frombio itself.

Apparently, the court did not take Frombio’s statement into consideration either. From a professional standpoint, however, the public and PR response of Golden Medalist was clearly inadequate. The company failed to adopt the best strategy from the outset, and it appears that legal counsel may not have been consulted immediately.
If the situation has escalated to this point, Golden Medalist bears a responsibility. The company should have promptly filed criminal complaints, sought evidence preservation orders, and requested official expert examination of the materials presented by Gar0zero and the KSR’s family. At the same time, it should have publicly clarified that evidence substantiating the truth could not be disclosed due to legal restrictions, while demonstrating transparently the procedural steps being taken.
This is, of course, a personal opinion.

Yesterday, the Suwon District Court, 14th Civil Division, held the first hearing in the case involving Frombio and Kim Soo-hyun. At this stage, both parties restated and confirmed their respective positions.
The defendant (Kim Soo-hyun’s side) argued that, since the time of filing the complaint, there has been a growing public recognition that the allegations underlying the dispute are unfounded. Accordingly, the defense submitted that this evolution in public perception should be considered in the assessment of the case.
Conversely, the plaintiff (Frombio, the advertiser) emphasized that the core issue does not concern the existence of public controversy itself, but rather the manner in which Kim Soo-hyun’s side responded after the incident. The plaintiff maintained that this conduct constituted a breach of contractual obligations and should give rise to liability.
The court concluded the session by acknowledging both parties’ arguments and indicating the direction for further proceedings. Importantly, the court observed that the progress and outcome of the related criminal case concerning the “Gaseyeon allegations” could provide relevant context for the present dispute. Consequently, the court decided to continue the proceedings at the next hearing, pending developments in that matter.
This decision may be regarded as favorable to Kim Soo-hyun’s position, since it implies that the court considers the resolution of the Gaseyeon case significant in interpreting the contractual framework. Should it be established that the Gaseyeon allegations were false, this could support the conclusion that no contractual breach occurred. In effect, the contractual clauses would be construed in light of the proven facts: if the accusations are disproven, the court may determine that the contractual obligations were not violated.
https://m.blog.naver.com/fcupki58248/223977766338

To be precise, Kim Sae-ron did not borrow money from Kim Soo-hyun personally. The loan came from Golden Medalist, and therefore her debt is owed to the company, not to him as an individual. Accordingly, any repayment could not be claimed by Kim Soo-hyun in his individual capacity. Since the loan was made from the company’s funds, the debt can only be addressed in compliance with proper corporate and legal procedures. Otherwise, any informal cancellation or personal settlement could give rise to suspicions of misappropriation or embezzlement. As in Hwang Jung Eum's case ...

So true. Many believe that by remaining passive they are being neutral, but in reality, passivity only enables wrongdoing. Injustice may not touch you today, but none of us can know what tomorrow will bring.
As Martin Niemöller so powerfully reminded us: when we stay silent in the face of persecution, step by step, there will be no one left to defend us when our own turn comes. His words are not only a lesson from history but also a timeless warning, that silence in the face of injustice is complicity.
First they came for the Communists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Communist
Then they came for the Socialists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Socialist
Then they came for the trade unionists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a trade unionist
Then they came for the Jews
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Jew
Then they came for me
And there was no one left
To speak out for me.
M. Niemöller

Yesterday, the 27th Criminal Division of the Seoul Central District Court (Presiding Judge Woo In-seong) sentenced former lawmaker Kang, indicted on charges of disseminating false information under the Public Official Election Act, to a fine of 10 million won. Representative Kim was sentenced to a fine of 7 million won.
In my view, the sanctions imposed are largely symbolic, although it is unclear what penalties were originally sought by the prosecution. The court held that certain information could not be definitively established as false, which may explain the relatively lenient fines. Nevertheless, such an outcome raises concerns, as it risks encouraging defamatory conduct rather than effectively deterring it.
By contrast, in another recent case, the Busan District Court’s Criminal Division 7 (Presiding Judge Shim Hak-sik) handed down prison sentences to YouTubers who had spread false information regarding the Jeju Air incident at Muan International Airport in December of last year. On February 20, the court sentenced Defendant A (age 60) to three years’ imprisonment and Defendant B (age 71) to one year’s imprisonment, finding them guilty under the Information and Communications Network Act (defamation).
As far as I am aware, Kim Soo-hyun has likewise lodged a complaint against Gaseye*n/Gar0zero under the Information and Communications Network Act. The precedent of the Busan case may therefore be relevant, as it demonstrates the courts’ willingness to impose custodial sentences in cases involving the deliberate spread of false information online.
https://n.news.naver.com/mnews/article/469/0000882539?type=journalists
https://www.yna.co.kr/view/AKR20250820106300004?section=society/all
https://biz.chosun.com/en/en-society/2025/08/20/CMBJOQ7TQ5B2TLZPKPFDRJBOFA/

In my opinion, his fans did a better job than his PR department.

It won't affect Gar0zero.
The principle of applying the more favorable law to the offender, also known as the principle of retroactive application of the more lenient criminal law, is recognized under Korean criminal law. According to the Korean Criminal Act, when a law is amended after the commission of a crime, the new law shall apply if it is more favorable to the offender. Conversely, if the new law is less favorable, the previous, more lenient version will continue to apply to the defendant.
Therefore, if the criminal defamation law in Korea is amended to impose harsher penalties—such as higher fines, longer prison terms, or a broader scope of punishable conduct—the new, stricter provisions will not apply retroactively to acts committed before the amendment.

And now, everyone understands why those who were in possession of the evidence, namely KSR’s family, somehow “lost it”, while Gar0zero remains “clean as a tear”, having merely presented what the grieving family handed over. A perfect setup. Dark comedy at its finest.