Because a bunch of bunnies with a strong inferiority complex waited 15 years for revenge against Ji-Soo. And in…
If I had to list all the insensitive messages you posted among more than a hundred (obsessive compulsive disorder maybe?), you would be banned from the entire internet. But fortunately... you have the right to do so.
You even had the right to contribute to the cyberbullying of the girls I mentioned, who chose to keep quiet, delete their messages, and never post here again, maybe because they were afraid after.
Weren't you the one who also told me "go to therapy?" with your fellow vigilante girlfriends? So insensitive and offensive, woo!
If I would have to report all your messages, It would be a crazy work.
Because a bunch of bunnies with a strong inferiority complex waited 15 years for revenge against Ji-Soo. And in…
Delation of course, Im not even surprised... Anything below the belt is good for internet vigilantes when they're in trouble. Censorship of opposing opinions is their credo. They don't like something, and call it insensitive, or whatever they want, and shout "it must be forbidden", even when it is legal. Pathetic.
Today, yes, they are bunnies. They wasn't in past because they was victim at this time. It's 15 years after, and now it's just personal and blind revenge, not suffering.
Of course, I'm still going to take a look at it. And even, I will do so while forgetting my current judgment. But I'm even more afraid for the script, the editing cuts, and so on. So far, I've never seen a drama that could recover from a lead change.
Laugh if you want to, but you know I'm right. Reverse the situation: If Na In Woo had been kicked out of the drama and replaced by Ji-Soo, you wouldn't have been happy, you would have been twice happy. Regardless of the accusations, an average actor like Ji-Soo has a better physical presence than others. In any case, more charismatic than this new guy. Not to mention that all the chemistry between the two lead has now gone up in smoke. It will be impossible to make the connection, even less with this guy.
I don't know, running away from a scandal by enlisting? sounds like a coward to me. I never liked ji soo, there…
What an irreparable trauma! I think they will still be as traumatized on their deathbed at the age of 90. Even, they will be completely traumatized when they are next reincarnated. I don't know how long they will remain traumatized after that. As long as humanity doesn't expire, probably.
Because a bunch of bunnies with a strong inferiority complex waited 15 years for revenge against Ji-Soo. And in fact, their revenge mainly devastated the drama, the production team, the other actors, and the spectators who were waiting for a coherent drama. With of course important financial damages, which could not even be compensated by suing this clique of losers for defamation, since they posted anonymous unverifiable messages, like any good snitch since the dawn of mankind.
But it pleases the vigilantes of the internet, it gives them a good pretext to display their two-tier sense of morality. That way, they can piss everybody off and intimidate people who disagree, or act like they're in kindergarten, going, "I'm nice, you're mean".
They have already forced two girls to delete their own messages in the comments of the two previous articles. And those weren't even raw comments like mine. The girls were saying nice things, like "I wasn't there to see, I'm suspicious", or "There is a time when we can forgive, as Jesus said". You know what I mean? Stuff goes everywhere, not even there to defend the actor or anything. A horde of harpies fell on them and made them look ridiculous. A regular bloody beating. I'm sick of these people, there's nothing lower than that.
I support Ji Soo, and even more so the whole drama team.
I'm not a fan of the actor, it's just that I'm even more disgusted by these millions of anonymous followers of the cancel-culture, puking up their hatred, and enjoying their collective madness. When someone is the leader of the bullies, there are always weaker and even more despicable people. Those who follow, cowards. That's exactly what all these pseudo-justicians of the internet today are.
Everywhere, it whines, it plays the defender of the oppressed, just to assert its moral supremacy, to give itself the illusion of being on the side of the good. Thus justifying the systematic insult, the naming of scapegoats, or the label of evil or silly to all those who displease. It's funny, one can go on a crusade, become inquisitors judging that others should burn in hell for eternity. Shouting that forgiveness does not exist! A distressing spectacle of a capricious, self-centered petty bourgeoisie slumped in its cozy comfort, allowing itself to give moral lessons. No backbone, no dignity. The next reincarnation will be as an earthworm.
The production team should make Ji-Soo pay a fine, if there is a clause in his contract that takes into account morality, at least that of the past, because he probably has little to reproach himself for at the moment. But the production team should also take the various anonymous snitchers to court, if Korean law allows it. This is an act of defamation in many countries. Here, the financial damage is significant. They have to pay back.
I hope that the production will hold up, so that the film crew and viewers don't become victims of internet users, either liars, malicious, manipulators or too selfish to settle their affairs without involving the sabotage of so many people. If real, this case could have been brought before the drama, after, or years ago. I have no solidarity for these people, their methods are uglier than what they accuse.
That's not going to stop me from appreciating the actor's work. It wouldn't make any sense since I've already appreciated him in other dramas. Anyway, I won't judge the mistakes that a 11-year-old kid could have made 16 years ago. And if there is any, I guess he then became more mature and wise, since he was accepted into dozens of dramas or shows, and bad behavior would have disqualified him. Actress Kim So-Hyun would never have agreed to work with him again. This case would not be a big one and has exceeded the prescription period. Nothing to do with a serious and ongoing criminal case, like those ex-idols who organized a sex trafficking with rape and drugs in a big nightclub. I will not put an eternal label in front of this actor name, as one of the hateful plaintiffs would wish. Only thing the actor could do is to apologize, and he even can't, his whole life ? The kind of detail that negates any respect I might have, and makes me feel like I'm watching a pack of vultures trying to promote their fan-fictions in a dirty way.
But since this is out of our hands and could end badly, I will only have to suffer from the virtual bullying of these Internet users, along with the other actors, the film crew, Kim So-Hyun, Ji Soo, and other spectators.
You even had the right to contribute to the cyberbullying of the girls I mentioned, who chose to keep quiet, delete their messages, and never post here again, maybe because they were afraid after.
Weren't you the one who also told me "go to therapy?" with your fellow vigilante girlfriends?
So insensitive and offensive, woo!
If I would have to report all your messages, It would be a crazy work.
Today, yes, they are bunnies. They wasn't in past because they was victim at this time. It's 15 years after, and now it's just personal and blind revenge, not suffering.
And even, I will do so while forgetting my current judgment.
But I'm even more afraid for the script, the editing cuts, and so on. So far, I've never seen a drama that could recover from a lead change.
Reverse the situation: If Na In Woo had been kicked out of the drama and replaced by Ji-Soo, you wouldn't have been happy, you would have been twice happy.
Regardless of the accusations, an average actor like Ji-Soo has a better physical presence than others. In any case, more charismatic than this new guy.
Not to mention that all the chemistry between the two lead has now gone up in smoke. It will be impossible to make the connection, even less with this guy.
But it pleases the vigilantes of the internet, it gives them a good pretext to display their two-tier sense of morality. That way, they can piss everybody off and intimidate people who disagree, or act like they're in kindergarten, going, "I'm nice, you're mean".
They have already forced two girls to delete their own messages in the comments of the two previous articles. And those weren't even raw comments like mine. The girls were saying nice things, like "I wasn't there to see, I'm suspicious", or "There is a time when we can forgive, as Jesus said". You know what I mean? Stuff goes everywhere, not even there to defend the actor or anything. A horde of harpies fell on them and made them look ridiculous. A regular bloody beating. I'm sick of these people, there's nothing lower than that.
So ridiculous.
I'm not a fan of the actor, it's just that I'm even more disgusted by these millions of anonymous followers of the cancel-culture, puking up their hatred, and enjoying their collective madness.
When someone is the leader of the bullies, there are always weaker and even more despicable people. Those who follow, cowards. That's exactly what all these pseudo-justicians of the internet today are.
Everywhere, it whines, it plays the defender of the oppressed, just to assert its moral supremacy, to give itself the illusion of being on the side of the good. Thus justifying the systematic insult, the naming of scapegoats, or the label of evil or silly to all those who displease. It's funny, one can go on a crusade, become inquisitors judging that others should burn in hell for eternity. Shouting that forgiveness does not exist!
A distressing spectacle of a capricious, self-centered petty bourgeoisie slumped in its cozy comfort, allowing itself to give moral lessons.
No backbone, no dignity. The next reincarnation will be as an earthworm.
The production team should make Ji-Soo pay a fine, if there is a clause in his contract that takes into account morality, at least that of the past, because he probably has little to reproach himself for at the moment.
But the production team should also take the various anonymous snitchers to court, if Korean law allows it. This is an act of defamation in many countries. Here, the financial damage is significant. They have to pay back.
They want justice ? ----> COURT.
Not : "anonymous defamation on the internet".
Please.
That's not going to stop me from appreciating the actor's work. It wouldn't make any sense since I've already appreciated him in other dramas.
Anyway, I won't judge the mistakes that a 11-year-old kid could have made 16 years ago. And if there is any, I guess he then became more mature and wise, since he was accepted into dozens of dramas or shows, and bad behavior would have disqualified him. Actress Kim So-Hyun would never have agreed to work with him again.
This case would not be a big one and has exceeded the prescription period. Nothing to do with a serious and ongoing criminal case, like those ex-idols who organized a sex trafficking with rape and drugs in a big nightclub.
I will not put an eternal label in front of this actor name, as one of the hateful plaintiffs would wish. Only thing the actor could do is to apologize, and he even can't, his whole life ? The kind of detail that negates any respect I might have, and makes me feel like I'm watching a pack of vultures trying to promote their fan-fictions in a dirty way.
But since this is out of our hands and could end badly, I will only have to suffer from the virtual bullying of these Internet users, along with the other actors, the film crew, Kim So-Hyun, Ji Soo, and other spectators.