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Lol. Did I say I want to continue the conversation with you? You could have simply ignored my post or blocked me. It seems that you are all affected just because I shared my views and perspective on this. Is it so wrong for me to say that I hate people using drugs and I hate people who keeps on protecting & defending those people who keeps on using drugs? Also why do some of you keep being triggered if someone like me disagrees with it? Remember where I live is like SK. ( either you go to prison, even if the person is not a drug dealer). Like what you've said "addictions makes them unable to control themselves" Even if you show care to this people they will just continue to do this kind of thing. I've seen one he's an addict too then got rehab but then took drugs again. Just remember drugs are illegal in Korea hence the lack of rehabilitation facilities. This is something new and a growing concern because of dirty a** foreigners bringing their drugs and other degenerate activities into Korea. I have already encountered someone who uses drugs and he went violent that's why from there on I've always hate people who is addicted to drugs. And no I am not downplaying addictions. Please just stop protecting Yoo Ah In. I just hate it when people continue to keep being blind with his situation.

I have every right to reply even if that someone blocked me already. Blocking someone means being coward. This is not harassment because first I did not harass that user and second you are the one showing harassment now just because of an opinion based on different perspective? How could you be so petty?

I don't care what the viewers right in Netflix USA have. Technically I don't live in the US. Netflix's content is not the same everywhere. Because of copyright and licensing regulations, the streaming service displays specific titles per location. That's why the Korean Netflix library has movies you can't find in the American catalog.

"I have no opinion on whatever your view point is" when you replied on my post 3 hours ago? is that what you called no opinion? Shame.

I have every right to be mad to people like you complaining to Netflix as if you own the company when you are not even the owner of it.

Because clearly some of you still protects Yoo Ah In as if he is still innocent when he is not. Even though some of you are not a big fan of SK laws like what you said, you have to remember that as fans of him you have no jurisdiction about his case. Yes, we can exchange our views and opinions but it does not mean you have to be bias about him. News flash if you are not yet informed Netflix have an office in SK based in Jongno, one of Seoul's oldest neighborhoods. So Netflix have every right to remove an actor if it is involved in a scandal like this. I also have every right to speak my voice freely here. Not only you, just to be clear to you too.

Yes. Most sane countries deals with drug issues and most of them are handled by the government on how to stop the war on drugs. Please stop protecting Yoo Ah In as if he did not made a mistake here. First of all he knows what he is doing. If not, why continue using those drugs instead of stopping? Even if Yoo Ah In is not a drug dealer, The fact that he is positive to four illegal drugs means he is not free to use or take those drugs when there is a law in their country that states the korean citizens are prohibited from using any kind of drugs. Unless Yoo Ah In have a therapist and it was prescribed to him. This is not a character assasination. This means SK is just implementing their laws about drugs and their citizens should not take this law lightly. It's either they go to prison based on the final sentence of a Judge & Court or to be fined and have probation.

Why? Do you really think drugs like marijuana, propofol, cocaine and ketamine can't take a life away? Yoo Ah In could have died just like Michael Jackson. Other people may not agree, but I have my views very differently on people taking or using illegal drugs that can kill people or a life. Even if someone says he is going through something. In my eyes it's still very wrong. Especially where I live, when someone is using drugs they are sent to prison.

All four drugs that Yoo Ah In have tested positive for so far are strictly illegal in South Korea.

Under the Narcotics Control Act, individuals found guilty of illegal drug abuse could face up to 10 years in prison or a fine of up to ₩100million (approximately £65,200).

Praying for it.

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We are talking about illegal drugs here. Not legal things.

How is s*x offenders related to him when we are talking about drugs?

Don't start with the blaming thing here. First of all Journalist is a job. Even here in my country they tend to report that the president's wife's brother is involved in smuggling. Netflix will really protect their reputation because this is their business, they will not allow some bad news like drug scandals to taint their name. As for Brands it is just the same, business is business for them, they don't want to lose consumers or profits. So they would rather cut ties with him than further damage everything. Definitely this is not destroying a career. Like you've said he can come back if will try to do rehab. Unless he is willing to do it.

I think you did not get my point. I said "without investigating this, it would be unfair for those actors that also used drugs before that was investigated too." Even if filming is not going to start anytime soon, the fact that he is being investigated already have a big negative impact to Netflix & brands if they still took him in. You just said earlier "there isn't anything suggesting that Yoo Ah In has ever had a violent episode. " Even if so, this could still be dangerous for his co-actors, as we can't say what will happen next.

He should have not taken his career for granted meaning he should not have done this kind of thing. That is what I meant.

Thank you for respecting it. But I still believe it is 50/50 for his situation.

That will still depend on the results of the investigation especially that he not only used marijuana and propofol, he also tested positive for cocaine and ketamine. This is a very serious one. Destroying his career? This is not destroying his career. This is just from your point of view. Even if you say he did not have a violent episode. Yes. He needs to seek professional help but I do not agree with him still continuing to film dramas or movies. Netflix just did the right thing. Especially if this could jeopardize the production of Hellbound season 2. If they let him go back to work without invetigating this, it would be unfair for those actors that also used drugs before that was investigated. Also stop saying this "is on his country" when police officers are just doing their jobs. He is an actor. He should have already known what are the dire consequences when he took those drugs. He should not have taken his career for granted. It's very hard to enter the entertainment world. Do you know that if Netflix did not take away his role they could be also charged while the investigation is ongoing.

Just look at B.I's drug scandal, Seoul Central District court sentenced the K-pop idol to a four-year probation for his alleged purchase of marijuana and LSD in 2016.

Like I've said non related topic should not be discussed here.

Since @Love movies blocked me. I will reply here to @sara joestar. I am not overreacting. South Korea have laws about drugs which is Under Korean law, Koreans are prohibited from using drugs, even if they are in a country where the use of drugs is legal. South Koreans are forbidden to smoke marijuana, even if they are in countries where cannabis use is legalised or tolerated. For me " @Love movies telling in the comments section that " I just called Netflix and asked them to not have Hellbound Season 2 with a substitute. If enough of us call in, it might help." is way over the top and simply lacking consideration for others and is just thinking of herself. Netflix is a platform that does not want backlash from some people who does not support the use of drugs that could kill a person. This is what Michael Jackson's caused of death and died from acute propofol intoxication. This is a lesson to be learned for future generations of actors in S.Korea. Please avoid topics that are not related to the issue we are talking about. Please understand that Korean law is different from where you live. Yoo Ah In deserves punishment. He is an adult and knows it is prohibited from using it. Also it is a drug that is illegal. Like you've said we are free to have opinions but for me living in a country where drugs is prohibited I take this situation very differently. Drugs can take a life away, if you still don't get that yet.

I am not "personally attacking you" like what you said. Saying "I just called Netflix and asked them to not have Hellbound Season 2 with a substitute.
If enough of us call in, it might help." is really a selfish move on your part. Other people here wants to see Season 2 of Hellbound and yet here you are telling people what to do, when it is already confirmed that actor Kim Sung Cheol is to replace Yoo Ah In. So you would rather want someone who have scandals to act in a drama than someone who is not involved in scandals? This is not America where some Actor can still act in a movie even if they are involved in drugs. Things in S.Korea are different. Don't you get it? Even the brands that he is endorsing have already cut ties with Yoo Ah In, meaning they don't want him affecting their business, means they want to have more profit than lose in their businesses. That is why Yoo Ah In is being replaced. Also if Yoo Ah In really did "say" talked to a profesiional doctor he would not become like this. If you are insulted Sorry not Sorry. This is reality that when an Actor/Actresses in both S. Korea and China have scandals they will lose their upcoming projects.

They just obtained its distribution license today having 25 episodes in total.

Stop being selfish, don't encourage other people here just because you don't want Yoo Ah In to have a substitute in Hellbound Season 2. Yoo Ah In should have known the consequences when he started taking those drugs. Especifically, he should have talked to a professional doctor if he is going through something.

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Yoo Ah In dropped from Netflix's 'Hellbound' season 2, actor Kim Sung Cheol cast as his replacement. 😱

Yoo Ah In is under investigation because the actor has been found positive to substances including pr0pofol, m4rijuana, c*caine, and k3tamine.

According to reports, filming for "Hellbound 2" will begin this summer.

Before I was paying attention to ZZH but everything is stressful in his case.
I may not be a fan of Zhou Jun Wei but wishing him luck.

Li Tianshi is the one helping actor ZZH. I read before Li Tianshi's account in weibo was muted before being banned by weibo. I rarely visit Weibo. I only go to Facebook Pages which are manage by Chinese Filipino fans/lovers.

Some Weibo accounts that are muted tend to be banned like what happened to Li Tianshi.

I agree with this one.