MidnightMarathoner

Wow, such a noble cause! While some people waste their time seeking justice, here you are, single-handedly saving oppa’s career with your Netflix marathon. Truly, the world needs more heroes like you—bravely pressing play while the rest of us peasants worry about *minor* things like morality and accountability. Stay strong, soldier. Oppa’s proud.

Agree. Even when I said not to wish him death, I made it clear—*you do you.* That’s the point: to each their own. My beliefs teach me that an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind, and that doing wrong for the sake of a right never truly makes it right. So no, this isn’t me preaching or correcting anyone—it’s just me choosing not to wish him death because of what *I* believe in. It’s not wokeness, and it’s definitely not about saving his pedo ass.

Also, the classic *“I’m totally neutral”* messages but somehow always ends with a little jab at Sae Ron or her family. Truly the peak of unbiased journalism. Oppa would be proud!

Ah yes, the ultimate protest—binging *The Producers* like your life depends on it. I’m sure Netflix execs are shaking in their boots. Maybe if you watch it 100 more times, KSH will personally thank you for your service. Stay strong, warrior. The world needs more brave souls like you.

Not gonna bother replying since you've clearly chosen your side—to back KSH and push the narrative that he’ll walk free. But here’s the thing: the court and public opinion don’t operate the same way. He could win every lawsuit in existence, but the public has a long memory. Being legally off the hook doesn’t mean he won’t be permanently cancelled. So, there you go.

Twelve billion won is an enormous amount, and I’m 💯 certain they don’t have that kind of money. But saying they should back down because of it—especially when the case involves grooming and pedophilia—is beyond absurd. I get that you’re not using this as a defense for KSH, but suggesting the family should just cut their losses when the loss in question is their daughter’s life? That’s a whole new level of twisted.

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💯. Remember how there was a statement in the initial days saying KSR's mom wouldn't want Ksh to go through it, mostly it wasn't abt him but them being vilified had smtg happened to him

Nope, it's just that his side is gaining serious traction by framing this as a case of cyberbullying and a hate train. And to be fair, that argument starts holding weight when people stoop to truly vile remarks—something I’ve seen directed not just at him but at his fans as well.

P.S. There’s nothing more “woke” than whining about others being woke simply for voicing their opinions—as if calling someone woke were some kind of insult.

You aren't being any better cyberbully. And to wish death of someone's family, just for an actor you don't even know personally has to be crazy. Glad I ain't this delulu (PS: Back at you cyberbully 🎉)

Oh absolutely, aye! Let’s all collectively pretend accountability doesn’t exist and rally behind the most *brilliant* defense of the century. Truly, what a time to be alive!

To everyone wishing him death—stop it. No matter how inhumane he may be, we don’t need to sink to his level. Even if he were the epitome of evil, I'd still rather see him live and face the full weight of his actions. Wishing him an easy way out contradicts the very idea of justice—why wouldn’t you want him to be held legally accountable?

So if you're a fan trying to use this to garner sympathy for him, just stop. And if you're against him, don’t stoop to his level—either hold on to your integrity or hope that he suffers the consequences of his choices.

Another reminder: If what you truly want is justice for Sae Ron, Sulli, and countless others who were wronged, then don't resort to throwing around the d-word. The moment you do, his fans gain the perfect excuse to defend him under the guise of cyberbullying—and they'd actually be right. That only undermines the cause because, at the end of the day, KSR herself was a victim of a brutal hate train. Don’t let history repeat itself.

Case closed, your Honor! We cannot convict KSH the Star for what KSH the Human did, because KSH the Star is merely a concept, a celestial being who exists beyond mortal accountability. And since the Star didn't groom anyone, and the Human isn't responsible for the Star, then obviously—nothing ever happened!

Let’s not forget that one of the most bizarre films of last year, *Animal*, was filled with blatantly misogynistic scenes—yet people dismissed it as *art*. But the moment *Mrs.* came along, suddenly everyone remembered words like *propaganda*. The hypocrisy is unreal.

Most likely because politics is controlled by equally corrupt individuals who enable and protect such criminals. Many politicians are infamous for their involvement in sexual offenses, murders, and other serious crimes, so it’s no surprise that the rich and powerful manage to escape consequences just as easily.

Yep, more often than not, these horrific cases somehow end up being linked to the rich and powerful—especially politicians—who manage to slip out of trouble just as effortlessly as they ruin someone else’s life. 😐

When it comes to rape cases, sexual assault, and eve-teasing, my simplest take as an Indian is this: men might *claim* they respect women, but more often than not, that so-called respect is limited to the women in their own families—their mothers, sisters, wives, and daughters. And if they’re particularly vile, they might not even respect the women in their own lives.

India is notorious for having to remind people that women deserve respect *only* because they are someone else’s *behen, beti, biwi*—as if their worth is tied solely to their relationship with a man. So yeah, OP was really just spouting nonsense.

Thank you so much for these points—I completely agree. Balayya is just bizarre, and I have no idea who thought it was a good idea for him to do that *Dabidi Dibidi* song with Urvashi. I might not be a fan of Urvashi because of her narcissism, but let’s be real—that song’s choreography was pure garbage.

And as for Salman *Bhai*—I never expected anything good from him. We’re talking about a man involved in a hit-and-run, a man with a history of toxic relationships, someone notorious for abusing one of the most beloved and beautiful actresses, cheating on a fiancée, and, let’s not forget, killing a blackbuck just for fun. He was trash then, he’s trash now, and anyone expecting better from him has to be joking. The man’s problematic on *all* fronts.

Yeah, the Pune guy probably fled the country, and if I remember correctly, his aunt got custody of him—so there’s a good chance he even changed his name. The Kolkata case is even more unsettling; so many months have passed, yet there’s still no justice. What creeps me out the most, though, is the way some absolutely vile people were posting things like "she wasn’t even pretty," as if that somehow justified what happened to her. It is just horrifying. 🤢

Totally agree with you 💯