fr like how is that still a thing in this day and age😭

They totally get it backwards

that is prove what kind of people Korean is

For real. Especially when I watched the Burning Sun case, bruh! That is a whole s*x trafficking ring! And people got away / served max of 3 years in prison. They are hella weird and the people regulating their laws don't even look like they are thinking.

And pedos

​@notmeowbutmeow5269 No, Korean society is also to blame.

Korea is even more superficial and toxic than Western society. "Korea has the longest unbroken chain of slavery of any society in history (spanning about 1,500 years)" Korea likes to take things to an extreme level.

They spend 1 million dollars to protect a SA offender that maimed a 8 year old girl for life, who also unalived an old man, and has dozens of violent crimes, when he is released and hardly anything to protect her and help her as a victim.

​@@notmeowbutmeow5269Did you not see the video? I'm not recommending weed to anyone but when celebs get accused of using weed they freak out. Meanwhile, people involved in the burning sun still have supporters and fans

Yup! The more facts we know the more it blows my mind!

That's wild..

Potheads are the Bane of Humanity

yeah it seems prostitution is totally legal but have a gummy before you fly to Seoul and you get thrown in jail 🤯

because even the higher ups and higher people in korea use to sex trafficking they are the user that's why sex trafficking is often get short jail time

But a lot of higher ups do drugs (they love their white powder) so wouldnt people bat their eyes aswell?​@armanboncales2928

People dealing with addicition need empathy and help not abuse.

Yes! This👆from OP, I agree completely.

As someone who has dealt with addiction, it all started from me being in a very dark place mentally

@@Stryker-K True. Instead, they are being stereotype and seen as the worst people on earth when in reality they truly need help and people who are willing to listen to them, find out their whys etc.

While I will always be 100% against any type of drug usage for obvious medical reasons I have to agree with you.

I dont think that's necessarily true. When he was being accused the voices to damn him were loud and the ones the supported him waited until he died to be loud.

I honestly agree with this….this kind of culture for them is SOOOO STRONG. I always see it everywhere, whether some kpop scandal, artist scandal, actor scandal or just about any crime they always attack then switch sides when the person is dead or has nothing going on for them anymore.

I was in Seoul when the previous president No's wife was being investigated for bribery. No was enemy no 1 then he jumped off a cliff and it was insane. I'm talking weeks of funeral parades, loud truck memorials to him, often blocking traffic and being a nuisance. I even walked in on my husband crying to a tribute video one day. The lead investigator resigned and apologized, everyone blamed him for just doing his job. Iirc, he admitted his wife had taken the money to pay off personal debts. His daughter later was found guilty for not reporting a wire transfer using 1.3 billion won of money her mother had been given from guests and friends when they visited while her husband was president. No's brother was also found guilty for taking almost 3 billion won in bribes. They haven't bothered investigating No posthumously and seem to have decided to let his wife slide. I get that it is pointless to go after a dead man but the whiplash of public sentiment was wild to see in person

If he wasn't out cheating and partying with prostitutes then none of this would have happened to him 🤷

Same thing happened to Jo min ki (the dad/emperor) from moonlovers as well. He was accused sexual misconduct with his students. He committed s**cide following that.

What do you expect from the press

Well said!

It's not funny, but it's a nice reference to the movie.

​​​@@melissalayson7275 Not everything is supposed to be a joke kid. It's literal.

@johnjoe69 I never said it was a joke. I said it was a nice movie reference. You misread my comment. And the press are actually parasites.

Who would of thought a goalie side character in Young blood from the 80's would become one of the most beloved actors ever.i would go to every length to meet him too ,How did you manage to meet him?

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Awww thanks for sharing, he sounds a lovely soul. These stories will keep his spirit alive. 💕💕💕

That's because he's a celebrity and Koreans think celebrities are gods and don't make mistake or anything they consider bad.

@@lissam956no, a celebrity (still wouldn’t be okay if it was a non-celebrity) was led to suicide because he was suspected of abusing drugs but people who actually killed or did other violent crimes are lightly punished or protected

yup. that part.

Absolutely

How disrespectful, cheating was a deliberate choice on his part, not a little mistake ​@@lissam956

Doing drugs in Korea is as severe as being a pedo in the US

South Korea's culture lags far behind the country's rapid westernization

I have only been in it for 3 years now and I am also from a similarly community centered culture but omg I do not understand this and it always hits me like a brick. May he rest in peace and I wish for better days for his loved ones

It’s so enraging. I would not survive in a country like that. Hell, I can barely stand the bs that goes on here in America!

Bommie really suffered because of this :/

Haha I don’t know anything about k pop but as someone with adhd and hyperactivity I also move like he does and I’ve heard ppl say they think I use drugs lowkey

Lol, I usually rewatch the vlogs!

That's mildly concerning 😅

@@Miss_Kisa94sometimes people are just invested in true crime, like me! usually, i dont switch when she says "click off & find a comfort show, and relax" since i have her usually have her on in the background.

Crime comforts you😮

Same 😭🤚🏻

And children

And murders, bullying, national disasters etc

Marijuana is one of the most powerful anti-inflammatories out there. If they want to oppose Sativa fine but they should at least support the pain relief strains of Indica. It is EMBARRASSING that South Korea won't lean further into supporting plant treatments of all stripes.

​@XVa-uj8m Why would a Sativa be opposed? Weed is legal where I am and I use it for pain, sleep, focus, anxiety. And I love sative during the day, that's why I'm curious why they would oppose that? IMO- weed should be legal worldwide and we wouldn't have so many wars! Everybody smoke a fat blunt and chill! Pisses me off SK acts like marijuana is so horrible. But yet it seems ok to have drunks staggering around, driving, drinking freely in most places. Alcohol is very dangerous and causes lots of health problems. Whereas marijuana really helps many issue.

Right?! SOOOO backwards 🙄😒

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i'm interested in this

yes i saw this on reels😭

@@honeyyeyesits crazy! Even the children were making video saying stuff about the mom its absolutely crazy

interested

You really ARE edgy! 😆

@@BoogieBoogsForever I usually am LOL but that’s also a homophone to my real name.

I agree with you😢

@@BoogieBoogsForeverif you don’t know the story she’s referencing just say that instead of making yourself look childishly dumb as hell.

Say that louder for those in the back

I hope Lees wife sues them all

​@@jeanettekailea6344why would she, he cheated on her

@@donotreply8979 she was probably affected by the attention tho

not only her. their children would be hounded by this for all their lives. it was a media circus after all @@killjinxx

@@donotreply8979 Because they caused the death of her husband and the father of her children. No one is perfect and everyone makes mistakes. She was also robbed of making that decision whether to forgive him or not.

Yep.....

The first K Drama I viewed was Coffee Prince and I was fascinated by Lee - how beautiful he was and such a lovely deep voice. His death really upset me also and I feel so very sorry for his wife (who is also a favourite actress of mine and I did not know they were married) and two sons. I cannot begin to imagine the devastation they must feel, especially knowing his death should NEVER have happened 😞 The two evil women involved should be held accountable and charged as severly as possible. I hope you dont mind me asking but what is your number one favourite K Drama? Best Wishes from the UK x

Watch "Pasta" please too, he is wonderful in that. It is a Romance with Gong Hyojin as well.

@@twintasticboys3499 my number one was the first K-drama my wife introduced me to which is Dae Jang Guem (Jewel in the Palace)

Same here. I’m so heartbroken about it. The fact that is was COMPLETELY preventable… My Mister is one of my favorite dramas of all time, and kind of my introduction into Korean dramas to be honest. Then, while thrifting one day, my partner found some Korean drama DVDs including Pasta! He recognized Lee from My Mister 😂 and like a great partner, bought them for us to watch. His wife was also in a drama I really enjoyed too called Search: WWW and I didn’t even realized they were married until seeing coverage of his death and recognizing her.. I normally don’t care much about celebrity stuff to be honest. But this whole thing just hit a nerve for me. I lost a parent to suicide as a kid, so I empathize especially with his kids.. it’s a really difficult thing to grapple with and shapes how you view things as you get older. I hope they get as much support as possible ❤

Truly, the most hateful side of k-netizens comes out in times of controversies and it speaks to how powerful public perception is despite the truth. Someone's flaw/mistake spreads(confirmed or not) and viciously, they attack to cause that person's downfall, his life, livelihood, a life's worth of hardwork, down the drain just because of how judgemental the society is. This is the scariest side of k-netizens, truly hateful and with no consequences.

thats exactly what I said. They threw him under the bus without any evidence and then kept trying to make things stick that had nothing to really back the allegations.

I agree. The Korean public condemned him and when he’s dead they washed their hands. The police, the press, the netizens. Unfair, unjust. The leak of many issues in the case even not proven. His death also leaked to the press and announced. All are heartless.

They always do this. They did the same to Sully and Hara

Sad thing is, had he lived. People would still not have forgiven him. They only feel sorry now that he’s dead

welcome to the 'brains of the internet'

and the victims😢

This is such sad truth.😢

Wow criminals should not be protected like that 😡

​@@lizcruz6638so if you were an alleged criminal you don't want any protection?

it's about public pictures vs private. that is all

I wish they will pursue with the investigation. RIP Mr Lee, nobody will hurt you anymore. ❤

Did SJ and Nami go to prison?? I waited to heart but it didn’t sound like they got more than a slap on the wrist.

No it wasn't a political distraction thats just a lazy take

Thank you for stating this! Awareness needs to be raised on this as well! Hopefully RT will cover in-depth stories of the current president of SK and his wife.

@@marley9904 They will not though sadly. The prosecutors dismiss cases that don't work in favor of the president, who was formerly the head of the Public Prosecutor's Office. The prosecutors must be free from politics in theory but right now here in SK they are not. It's really messed up. They dig in cases obsessively if they can potentially make the president and the ruling party look good. They leak info to the media, although they shouldn't, and blow things out of proportion on purpose and then, many times, in court they don't even win their cases. But all the public get to know and care is what was covered in the media. And it still helps grow their governing power.

Even the cops that pulled over Willie Nelson's bus laughed about the amount of pot that was being smoked.

Yes! Crazy!

as a person who lives in SE Asia and has this strict law, drugs in the US is such a Culture-shock, and it took time for me to dissipate the stigma behind all ppl who use those

it doesn't make sense though. it's such unnecessary stigma. especially surrounding weed and stuff that won't even do much honestly. rarely ever have i seen a drugged person getting violent too. alcohol makes people way more violent than drugs ever could, yet there is no restriction. cigs are way more harmful than a lot of drugs out there yet no restriction. it's very silly and childish

@ozge8262 drugs are prohibited by law for a reason, its a health hazard, addicting and will pose as a social problem, ever seen those news abt certain helpless cities, barely functioning cus of widely distributed drugs, drug addiction epidemic, whilst, Cigs prolly has to do w culture, deeply rooted, its regulated but its hard to ban apparently

but there was another case where the rapist was drunk and that actually help the rapist get off on lesser sentence. So essentially the math is, rape and alcohol is ok, only drug is bad.

@@ft.jackjimmy7282 There are several cases like that. The guy who spin kicked a woman and then SA'ed her and the guy who was released from prison not that long ago and the government spend 1 million tax dollars to protect him (Stephanie did episodes on both). They both claimed to be drunk to get a lesser sentence. The crazy thing is they don't even need to prove they were drunk, it's enough to say they were. Side note: How does this insanity work in drunk driving cases? If the government considers alcohol a mind altering drug (funny how alcohol isn't banned then), technically you should get a reduced sentence there as well.

never mention alcohol use by the abuser though.

*In Korea, there I corrected it for you

​@@theshermantanker7043 theyre not lawyers, theyre going to cite laws in one country as if its precedence for another.

It pains me to say it, but the USA isn't much better at this point. I certainly don't trust the mainstream media here.

Great description

It especially is worse for someone who is conscious about that. My life goal at this point is just getting out of this hellhole. My lucky sibling born in the US gets to go in and out at will. I just got to 'taste' a few years of 'non-korean life' as a child and now im stuck. The K bullying and the K culture ruined me. I feel nauseous watching my sibling happily fly in and out, getting only the best out of korea. Because it's not her bad, actually she is quite nice, and I still feel this jealousy and anger and that brings out the guilt. This sickening mix of negative emotions further ruins me.

​@@paran315 I really feel for you. I also live in hellhole, not Korea but trust me, still very bad. And it hurts because I do love my country (culture and nature) but I can't stand the government, mainstream media and big chunk of population. And that I can't change anything in my country just watch it rot away. But we can work our way on getting out. Or finding small pieces of peace in people like ourselves. Thankfully with internet it's more possible than never. Stay strong and find anything that gives you hope and happiness, even little bits, it'll help you get through.

@@solarprophet5439don’t worry there are plenty of other “news” sources to take advantage of the gullible public minds.

This isn't even the first or the biggest. Choi Jin-sil, a national treasure of an actress, exited because of internet rumors. Tablo, a member of Epik High who attended Stanford University had to get the registrar to print his documents on camera because someone online claimed his education record didn't make sense. The internet culture in Korea has been insane for decades.

@@TheAngelFolly yo, did you see the crap on Lee kang in? Like omfg it was disgusting the amount of hate he was getting because of “morals” from Koreans - smh

absloutely

I'm sure there were plenty of sane people, but on the Internet sometimes the awful voices are the loudest

@@Taecoconut yes that mob-like crap on Lee Kang In even after he made his public apology and a handshake with the Captain of Korean national football team Son Heung Min

sadly, this is how it's always are.. they hate on a person for smth and as soon as this persom is in really critical conditions they suddenly love them again.. It shouldn't be this way. like wtf is wrong with those people?

I would say they don’t really care for him. They’re voicing support publicly after the fact because they wish to be perceived as virtuous by the living, not out of respect for the dead. It gives them social status in their local and/or online communities since they’re projecting “good person” values and beliefs. It’s a game, one they might not even know they’re playing. They’ll do whatever they can to keep playing.

I was thinking...kdramas are more close to reality than we think.

​@@CrimsonGhost553kdramas are, in fact, closer to reality.. it applies everywhere but in Korea itself.

@@Felijelly i was reading other people expirience in korea when they working there and it was like i am watching kdrama. Everything is same. Bulling, drinking, toxic media, beauty standard, stress...except one thing. Perfect love doesn't exist.

So basically they are self hating society 😮 like 😮 They are not communal, they should at least stand together because of their history, the imperialism, the invasions that's when they should be. But they are proving those who harmed them right. 😢

what?! have you been on black twitter??? come on! humans are humans.

SAME

Same lol

fr fr

Same 😂

SAMEEE

Glad you’re doing better 🙂

I'm really curious. How do you... you know like stop? Like does it still bother you?

As an ex meth addict I 100% agree.

​@@unicorn420puke Well done... meth is harder to get off than heroin... hope you werent on it too long as it can really mess you up..brain wise Congrats on getting clean...

I've always found it so ridiculous how people who've never been around a drug are sudden experts. 😂 It's a self riotous circle-jerk! Meanwhile, people who have can't be correct because they are "deviants."

Bawhahahahahaha ain't that the truth. Honestly though, Koreans need to chill out.

He didn't quit. Just stopped smoking it he eats it now lol

lmao THIS!

What?!? SD quit? Again? Someone should do a show about that… lol

@@animec-dramaskpop6362 not really, marijuana although doesn't have addictive inherent factors, it has qualities that make people rely on its effects. if you have to rely on smoking a grass to live ur life thats kinda sad lol

Just your typical cop BS. Largest gang on the planet.

The pop

They dont care about if irs true. Journalism only cares about the buzz its gonna make (Not all)

Could we even call them the police anymore? They don't protect or serve. Hope they got the worst punishment. RIP Lee

I’m kind of confused, did he cheat on his wife or was that also a lie?

@@chunkydillpepper well there was obvious audio evidence of him talking to the girl and also wiring her money to send to the "hacker" so i believe that he cheated because there was a lot of evidence to back it up but he fs didnt do drugs theres no proof he did anyway

@@chunkydillpepper it's not totally clear, but it seems like he did.

I don't think anyone deserves to be trashed just for using drugs. Everything else though yeah

​@@chunkydillpepperIdk, but sounds to me like he didn't. Based on the phone call with "Nami" where she said he never "expressed" liking her.

It's the 'sacrifice' made for Fame & Fortune$ and if you're known by the world's people by your 1st nAMe only, you are related to the ROYal$ that's worth 1,000 of 1 of t/heirs as they're on TOP of the food ChAIN and you're at the BOTtom of the glass ceiling so Queen Elizabeth is to Cher as pure gold is to gold plated. .. somewhere inbetween is Hilary who CAIN go either way up to a 'point' before there's "no return' on the inVE$Tment$ for her blood, sweat and tears!

Why what happened?

​@@OfficerZ637Weak bait

​@OfficerZ637 you're such a loser

@@OfficerZ637bruh

@@OfficerZ637 you comment that on every video my guy

absolutely infuriating

its not like he did anything illegal anyways like cheatings bad but police dont investigate it @@lindyt3942

​@lindyt3942 Nobody's saying he is innocent, but nobody should die for cheating. And he wouldn't have died if it wasn't for the police and netizen's irresponsible actions. That's the problem. Should be common sense. Having been a human for literally your whole life, you should know better than to use " having been his fan" to justify his death

@@lindyt3942 How is him allegedly cheating-because it was never proven-your problem?! You should be ashamed for your statement and for thinking anyone deserves this kind of treatment! I have no idea, who this man was but I’m sad for a life lost and for his family. What I do know is that you and anyone liking your comment are *not* good people. Have the day you deserve!

@@lindyt3942Are you saying his death was justified because of infidelity? Are you one of those crazy Knetz?

The funniest part is, he's literally in the industry for 30 yrs, the public has watched him act the same for 30 yrs, and suddenly they act like they don't know him and that he has "changed". Crazy people

but he literally got caught for drugs in the past, and even posted a molly pic on ig too because he forgot to switch to his private account so those claims against him were 100% valid. people treating gd like a baby when he's in his mid 30s is so cringey lmao.

​@jinlissul I'm not finished the video yet so I don't know what he's accused of, what did he supposedly do?

@jinlissul ouf the only thing I don't care about is the weed and molly stuff (weed is legal here, but even when it's wasnt I don't think weed is a big deal) and as long as he wasn't also selling the pills (he can do what he wants in that regard since it only really effects himself) but EVERYTHING else you mentioned. Wow that's insane, he sounds like a sad sorry and pathetic excuse of a man and human being. It must be frustrating listening to a biased recounting when you know so much of the details of his lore. He sounds horroble

@jinlissul I'm not trying to say anyone else shouldn't think weed is or isnt a big deal? Drugs effect every country so its definitely not that i cant understand the negative effects of drugs, i come from a city that are in an extreme narcotic and opioid crisis and ive lost many people to hard drugs. I'm just saying that if effects no one else but him so me personally, I do not care about him smoking pot or doing recreational drugs as that doesn't speak on his character and pot is less harmful than alcohol. Abusing animals, taking advantage of minors and being an all around pathetic man, that is definitely noteworthy everywhere and absolutely should have been mentioned. But yes, she shouldn't have lied about him doing drugs (but it might be a liability issue if there's no proof, but that's the only valid reason I can come up with, but even then it's solved by mentioning it's alleged so irdk)

Half the country would be in jail, because weed and pain killers would be illegal too.

😂😂 I was thinking the same thing, about how different it is here when we find out celebrities are doing drugs, it's just another Tuesday lol. Apparently it's the end of the world in Korea.

oh no we do have the same standards and the same corrupt practices it just happens to those that are non white passing who come from poor backgrounds so nobody really cares about it

But then again, a lot of Hollywood celebrities also hide their addictions so they are not cancelled. Its only when photos or videos are leaked are they known about it and still they are condemned for it. It’s hypocritical the entertainment industry its like its a well known fact but still a hush hush thing.

@@stickytopics Exactly its not like Celebrities are given a free pass for drug usage in America. Look at Whitney Houston and how people judged her the last couple years of her life despite knowing the struggle she had with them.

as an attorney specializing in labor law; i second that sentiment, but would like to add HR professionals to the list. 😅

Oh thanks for the info 😮

​​@@hello8899wh Never talk to the police without a lawyer, even if you're not guilty. Especially if you're not guilty. Police will tell you that only guilty people lawyer up: they are lying to you. Don't let them search your home or anywhere without a warrant. Do not talk to them unless they charge you - in many countries you don't have the right to a lawyer unless you're under arrest. If you live in the US, police are allowed to lie to you (Frazier v Cupp 1969). They also do not have to protect you unless you are in their custody (Warren v District of Columbia 1981 and Castle Rock v Gonzales 2005). That 2005 case is particularly heartbreaking.

@violet7773 Thanks a lot for the explanation ❤️ I hope everyone reads this.

​@@jsky2695May I ask what country you are from? I see that a lot of Americans say this about HR.

How ridiculous?? Tissue paper in bathroom??? Insane

So the best thing to do would be getting a haircut... interesting.

Thanks for that info. Gd hair is not dyed though.

@MaiaPalazzo If someone has given themselves a buzz cut (when that is not their usual style) before a hair strand test, then we would take underarm hair, chest hair, or pubic hair. In a case where the courts have demanded a hair strand test, cutting all your hair off would be seen as a blatant attempt to ruin the hair strand test.

they will suck everything out of you

My ex did this and I just told everyone everything and he looked like a sad little boy 😂

The cancellation culture in Korea is no joke. I remember the case with Tablo from Epik High and how he felt so sad and useless, he couldn’t make music, his music wasn’t playing anymore and worst this affected his band mates AND his wife. I’m so glad he made it through

i can't remember what 'auntie' is

He destroyed his own life

@@caliginousmoira8565 auntie is E-mo (이모) !!!

The cancel culture, the media, the blackmailers, and most definitely the police destroyed his life, the fact you can rape or murder someone in Korea and get off with basically a slap on the wrist, but smoking pot gets you life in prison basically just kills me, make it make sense. So many more celebrities were thrown out into the media, and all were extremely big names like Blackpink member who I will not specifically name as well as the worlds most popular group BTS & also a specific member again whom I will not name were also dragged by press, wonder if it was just media trying to get headlines, or the police implying or leaking names just because of their huge status to get more promotions, or Korean netizens or fans who are anti’s of these people or groups trying to hurt them, don’t know, but it’s really messed up that 2 women who are drug users and associates with drug suppliers are still living will one day get out of prison and do this again, but a celebrities life/career is over is extremely sad, more needs to be done to protect them and the Korean government and police authorities need to re-evaluate what is worse, going against drugs, which is bad & can cause death, or ppl who rape women & children and ppl who murder, to me the later is more important to go after with the energy the Korean government and police authorities give to a drug case trying to put an A- lister actor/artist to than an unknown that won’t give them promotions. Yoon like Trump need to be banished from society

I used to be a big fan when I was a teenager - but now as an adult, I would visit South Korea only if I had a trusted friend with me. I did visit South Korea as a college student, but I went with Korean friends and they protected me a lot. Lots of these young kpop fangirls go to South Korea expecting like the kdrama guys, but it’s not reality.

Moomoo here!

all i do on the internet is cry

If he did commit adultery. That was also never proven.

​@@kays4290 Did he not have phone recordings exposed?

@@LunaSolS2the recording only proofs he told that woman he likes her to which she replies that he never shows it. that's certainly not cool either, but it doesn't proof what exactly and just how much actually happened between those two. and regardless even of that, that would have been an issue between him and his wife to sort out (or not). It didn't serve the supposed drug investigation in any way. It had no business being put into that investigation or in front of the public. It was a blatant attempt of character assassination of someone they realized they couldn't pin anything substantial on otherwise. So no, NOTHING was proven as far as the factuality or the actual extent of supposed adultery goes. Were there unsavory implications? Maybe. Proof? Nope. But it served the police well in covering up their own failure... at least until he chose to exit it all.

Thank you so much for saying this. You mentioning his family and kids resonate with my sentiment. People forget that LSK did choose to cheat on his wife by going to the establishment. I know he did not deserve to be blackmailed but he was not completely innocent like all the other comments claimed.

“War of all against all” good-old Hobbes was insinuating something…

He CHEATED on her. It's not a mistake, it's a choice.

@@donotreply8979 i wanna say something but your name says I shouldn't.

@@jangmihuang1183 the name is for protection against stalkers, i just picked it because it looks very generic

@@donotreply8979 okay. But in SK you know cheating is the least of their concerns or anything that has to do with women. I'm not saying that he hasn't done anything wrong especially to his wife and family but the matter should be resolved within his family. And the main factor here was the drgs issue and not the cheating part. Even other A list celebrities who had the same issue were not criticized as much, they can accept that more than drg issues

@@donotreply8979 also I never said anything about what he did. I said the reason my student looked up to him was because of his personality. Of course he doesn't know he cheated. He was telling me what he knows about him. And why he's so affected by his passing.

It's crazy the sickness of fame.

i think the gov, police, and press are most responsible for purposefully crafting this narrative and ruining his life despite being aware of his innocence.

He cheated, it's full circle

​​@@donotreply8979Cheating means he deserves to die??? It was a despicable thing but thats between him and his wife and family. He doesnt deserve to die for it! No one had the right to sentence him to death like police the press and the netz did! They were all responsible for his death.

​@@mimisen2512uh yeah, that's one of the worst things you can do to your wife

OMG YES. I *LOATHE* people like this! I've had it happen to me (I honestly don't know how I did not kill myself, I'm surprised) and it sucks to no end and it happens all too frequently and it sucks.

People being demonized for being 'weird' or supposedly having a 'bad energy' is something that infuriates me. It's so ignorant, primitive, and tribal. It also deals more hurt to neurodivergent people.

@@Stryker-K Exactly like people with Tourette exist, they have tics and that doesn't mean they are addicts and also demonizing people with addictions is so awful

@@Harumi2115 Yea I agree that it's not ok to dehumanize people dealing with addictions.

His character in Parasite was named Nathan Park, and he was the rich father.

You can drug test through hair too

@@peaceinhersheyyythat one’s wayyyy more common than anything like a toenail