Since it's a jisoo drama, I'm pretty sure it will be bad because of her acting (no hate on her as a person tho), but I will be watching anyways. Hope I'm wrong
"showing how parties play their cards to look like they’re protecting the nation, while in reality… they might just be shielding criminals. And honestly, that angle feels uncomfortably realistic." It seems pretty realistic to me, to be honest. Just look the treatment of some of wwii war criminals by the allies which wanted their secrets and protected them for the sake of their "nations". That's how the world is.
Freedom of speech is a human right. It also doesn’t mean freedom from critique. You’re allowed to express…
Another comment: I'm pretty sure everyone is exclusionary at some point. I have seen, for instance, a lot of people in the comments criticizing what they call "religious people", which are, for them, evil. Are they? Maybe some. The Catholic church, despite some bad people, however, actually help minorities all around the world, including queer people (see the work of Cardinal Konrad Krajewski). What these people do? Probably nothing. But what I mean? Some people will criticize a whole group, like some religious people, just because they think this group hates them. Which is, in my opinion, pretty exclusionary also.
Freedom of speech is a human right. It also doesn’t mean freedom from critique. You’re allowed to express…
Okay, let's answer all of your points. First, I never said abortion was ideological neither homosexuality, which were pretty common among the world since ancient times, but I have said, only, that these people that feel uncomfortable with it shouldn't be criticized just because of that. People are scared of things that are different from them. This is a fact. Now, if these people think that killing these people they don't feel comfortable with, they should be criticized and even arrested in some cases. Plus, I'm pretty skeptical on the effectiveness of these type of media on convincing people that their ideas or thoughts and wrong, since they have very aggressive means of conveying this (in the case of Pro Bono, they used a villain which is a devout Catholic, for instance). My problem isn't with the message that, while I disagree, can be passed without insulting people. Which will cause the rise of the right in the future, very likely, as happened in the US, Brazil and other countries, where the gen z and young people are tired of these type of discourse, which helps not one a single minority group (which, btw, I am part of).
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It seems pretty realistic to me, to be honest. Just look the treatment of some of wwii war criminals by the allies which wanted their secrets and protected them for the sake of their "nations".
That's how the world is.
Are they? Maybe some. The Catholic church, despite some bad people, however, actually help minorities all around the world, including queer people (see the work of Cardinal Konrad Krajewski). What these people do? Probably nothing.
But what I mean? Some people will criticize a whole group, like some religious people, just because they think this group hates them. Which is, in my opinion, pretty exclusionary also.
First, I never said abortion was ideological neither homosexuality, which were pretty common among the world since ancient times, but I have said, only, that these people that feel uncomfortable with it shouldn't be criticized just because of that. People are scared of things that are different from them. This is a fact.
Now, if these people think that killing these people they don't feel comfortable with, they should be criticized and even arrested in some cases.
Plus, I'm pretty skeptical on the effectiveness of these type of media on convincing people that their ideas or thoughts and wrong, since they have very aggressive means of conveying this (in the case of Pro Bono, they used a villain which is a devout Catholic, for instance). My problem isn't with the message that, while I disagree, can be passed without insulting people. Which will cause the rise of the right in the future, very likely, as happened in the US, Brazil and other countries, where the gen z and young people are tired of these type of discourse, which helps not one a single minority group (which, btw, I am part of).