Why do we give these things the time of day? They're just nasty stories from anonymous people who want to strike…
It's entirely plausible that a victim be retraumatized by seeing the perpetrator in a bully role on screen and then change their stance on wanting to sue them even that many years after the assault.
Where did you hear that? This article from four hours ago says the casting has been confirmed by the production…
I definitely would. I did not think they came across as unlikable. The only unlikable party in the entire mess was the netizens fucking up people's lives over matters that were none of anyone's business but the people directly involved.
no... but no one can deny that the "vegan meat" is nothing healthy
That's a very broad statement. I'd be willing to bet a hundred euro that I can find evidence of people who can deny that. Message me if you are up for it.
Is this going to be propaganda for the meat industry? With an "evil vegans" theme?
I read an article about the show and the intention of the writer is not at all what I was worried that it might be.
"Lee said her choice of the subject of lab-grown meat as the main theme of the series stemmed from her desire for a future where animals need not be slaughtered for consumption and forests need not be destroyed for food production. "
All three are just human. Humans have a right to being messy when feelings are concerned. I can understand the motivations and actions of each of them. Hyeri was hurt, Han Soo Hee felt under attack, Ryu Jun Yeol did not want to be dragged into a public mud battle over a non-issue.
Personally, I'm like Jun Yeol and would have stayed stumm as well. But that doesn't mean I can't understand what made the other two act the way they did. It's all kind of plausible.
Although I admit I gasped when HSH basically called RJY ugly. Like... GIRL!? I'm not sure she even meant it, people repeating that he wasn't good-looking must have gotten into her head and maybe she just worded her feelings badly?
What I want to say is, all three have done nothing wrong. This is their personal life.
The only party that is to be criticized for their role in all this is the public and the media.
I still hope "Delusion" gets made with this exact cast.
i wanna see these two's chemistry so bad but i heard she canceled her role in this...
Where did you hear that? This article from four hours ago says the casting has been confirmed by the production company and there wasn't any rebuttal from either of the two actors:
TLDR: Factors like the introduction of Fentanyl on the drug market, the pandemic, increasing homelessness need to be considered. No drug policy is going to have the desired effect as long as people don't have social security.
There are some attacks here on South Korea's policy, enforcement, attitudes to drugs. I believe the criticism…
The "news" outlet you are quoting:
"In July 2020, after Black Lives Matter protester Garrett Foster was fatally shot in Austin, Texas, The Post Millennial falsely claimed that Foster had fired shots at a civilian vehicle. In fact, Foster had not fired any shots before he was slain. The Post Millennial later issued a correction, but continued to blame Foster for the death; The Daily Dot described the episode as an example of how "disinformation circulated by fringe groups to support their preferred narrative—that Black Lives Matter protesters are violent and lawless—works its way into the conservative media ecosystem and up to the White House."[6] An analysis by Politico and the Institute for Strategic Dialogue on media in the lead-up to the 2020 presidential election in the United States found that the most prominent figures claiming violence by Black Lives Matter and claiming fraudulent ballots, James O'Keefe and Turning Point USA, were posted by The Post Millennial.[7]"
"Many articles published by the website use aggregated content from other new sources, social media sites, and press releases with "inflammatory headlines"; the latter has been described as rage bait— for far-right accounts and pages on social media websites.[11]"
"The Post Millennial employed Cosmin Dzsurdzsa as among its first hires from late 2018; he wrote over 500 articles for the site. In August 2019, after the National Observer asked The Post Millennial about Dzsurdzsa's previous articles published in Russia Insider and his work for Free Bird Media, sites known for pro-Kremlin propaganda and white supremacist commentary, respectively, the publication parted ways with Dzsurdzsa.[24][11]"
Edit: I was wrong. The sex crime was in 2002, way before Stranger was filmed.
"Lee said her choice of the subject of lab-grown meat as the main theme of the series stemmed from her desire for a future where animals need not be slaughtered for consumption and forests need not be destroyed for food production. "
https://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20240408050599
Personally, I'm like Jun Yeol and would have stayed stumm as well. But that doesn't mean I can't understand what made the other two act the way they did. It's all kind of plausible.
Although I admit I gasped when HSH basically called RJY ugly. Like... GIRL!? I'm not sure she even meant it, people repeating that he wasn't good-looking must have gotten into her head and maybe she just worded her feelings badly?
What I want to say is, all three have done nothing wrong. This is their personal life.
The only party that is to be criticized for their role in all this is the public and the media.
I still hope "Delusion" gets made with this exact cast.
https://www.kbizoom.com/han-so-hee-ryu-jun-yeol-still-act-as-a-couple-in-delusion-even-after-breaking-up/
https://www.kbizoom.com/han-so-hee-ryu-jun-yeol-still-act-as-a-couple-in-delusion-even-after-breaking-up/
TLDR: Factors like the introduction of Fentanyl on the drug market, the pandemic, increasing homelessness need to be considered. No drug policy is going to have the desired effect as long as people don't have social security.
"In July 2020, after Black Lives Matter protester Garrett Foster was fatally shot in Austin, Texas, The Post Millennial falsely claimed that Foster had fired shots at a civilian vehicle. In fact, Foster had not fired any shots before he was slain. The Post Millennial later issued a correction, but continued to blame Foster for the death; The Daily Dot described the episode as an example of how "disinformation circulated by fringe groups to support their preferred narrative—that Black Lives Matter protesters are violent and lawless—works its way into the conservative media ecosystem and up to the White House."[6] An analysis by Politico and the Institute for Strategic Dialogue on media in the lead-up to the 2020 presidential election in the United States found that the most prominent figures claiming violence by Black Lives Matter and claiming fraudulent ballots, James O'Keefe and Turning Point USA, were posted by The Post Millennial.[7]"
"Many articles published by the website use aggregated content from other new sources, social media sites, and press releases with "inflammatory headlines"; the latter has been described as rage bait— for far-right accounts and pages on social media websites.[11]"
"The Post Millennial employed Cosmin Dzsurdzsa as among its first hires from late 2018; he wrote over 500 articles for the site. In August 2019, after the National Observer asked The Post Millennial about Dzsurdzsa's previous articles published in Russia Insider and his work for Free Bird Media, sites known for pro-Kremlin propaganda and white supremacist commentary, respectively, the publication parted ways with Dzsurdzsa.[24][11]"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Post_Millennial