Why have defamation lawsuits stopped working in korea recently

I will only talk to someone who actually knows about these laws instead of jumping into canceling people based on exaggerated or mistranslated situations. We can make 1000 assumptions and will never know what actually happened.

Can this user get banned? they are so toxic and transparent in hating.

Like how many threads they made to call out Lia when it's still not confirmed.

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Can this user get banned? they are so toxic and transparent in hating.

The fake concern here gets me. I was a little bit sus about them but now it's actually proven that we don't need to take their threads seriously.

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Can this user get banned? they are so toxic and transparent in hating.

Like how many threads they made to call out Lia when it's still not confirmed.

Their threads generate discussion tbf. Maybe the mods see it as a necessary evil but who knows really

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I work with an estate advisory agency that helps to plan for the estate distribution and legacy of clients am I professional enough?

and my sister's best friend's pup's friend's neighbor's aunt is a lawyer. So I feel, I am also eligible

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Mods have rules they have to follow, though their interpretation may vary. According to the rules though, trolling itself is not against those rules, but doing it in "highly offensive ways" or to "intentionally incite fanwars" is.

I'm not a mod and this is not to the very egregious level that I'd step in (hate speech, extreme racism), but it is annoying. With every post he makes - pushing the same end game narrative of cancelling Itzy/Lia - it should bring mods closer and closer to certainty of what his aim is.

My advice: keep reporting.

Trolls can be funny sometimes ngl. But lately a lot of new accounts are just inciting hate for other groups with no humor. It's getting out of hand.

Hmm. OP looks like a disposable account for trolling/baiting purposes in order to keep the troll's main account clean

But ok, on topic: there's very little proof to work with for the police in a 'he said, she said' situation of years ago.

One persons says it was just a fight, other person says it was traumatising and bullying.

Who's right?

Personally I think the whole bullying crusade in SK has gone overboard: yes, bullying should be addressed and people should already at a young age be informed about how wrong it is.

But it has turned into a witch hunt (or a McCarthy communist hunt thing) complete with online lynch mobs, where every fight and conflict people had in high school is upgraded and tagged 'bullying' and where the accused is deemed guilty until proven innocent, while in reality it should be innocent until proven guilty.

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agree very much.

It’s also the “ guilty until proven guilty “ mindset so much these days. People can’t hide their animosity or eagerness to condemn people immediately and to keep it that way.

Not gonna mention the specific idol I have in mind... But their lives were ruined via a witch-hunt over “ she said vs he said “. Even well after they were proven innocent.

I don’t know why it kills people inside so much just to wait- like how much hatred or bias do you hold inside to not be able to give it some time and have a neutral stance.

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Yep. It's kinda like the witch hunts in the Middle Ages: it wasn't even about who was really guilty or not (in fact, all were innocent since none were witches who could fly, control the weather, create working curses etc), for most people it was entertainment to go to a witch burning and see someone who was disliked or who people were jealous of or felt threatened by, get burnt on the stake.

Same with now: most people don't care whether an idol is actually guilty or not, they just want to see idols that aren't their bias or that they dislike get humiliated and their career damaged.

On top of that, many project their own traumas and fears of bullying onto the situation, where the accused idol functions as the replacement dummy for the ones who bullied or insulted them at school.

Because social media.