I have never shamed the women involved in this. So stop trying to push the “you are sexist agenda”. I have never said that sex work is bad but it’s a fact that it is illegal in Korea and people who usually do this (or all of them except a few) are Hannams who do not value women much. Before you spend the last of your dignity argumenting for this trash and twisting other people’s words, save it. I have encountered a lot guys like him and they do not value women at all. Denying this would just show how delusional you already are
lets dissect your entire reply:
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I have never said that sex work is bad but it’s a fact that it is illegal in Korea and people who usually do this (or all of them except a few) are Hannams who do not value women much.
so after shaming and moral policing me for not aligning with your pov or morality in all your previous posts, you now finally switch focus to legality - then I don't argue the existing legality of sex work in skor, it is illegal and both buyer and seller should be punished according to the law. and just to clarify my own position - I do support decriminalization of sex work and I believe that people have complete right over their bodies and consenting adults should be able to do whatever they want as long as it's not hurting others - I don't support moral policing of others as you seem to spend most of your time doing.
Next the second part of your comment is a generalization and does not apply to this case, every case or event should be judged on it's own merits and not generalization that are not relevant to the specific situation.
if you had followed the details of the case and actually bothered to read the testimonies of the prostitutes and their madam/pimp (whose value and respect you are so concerned about but ironically whose agency and freewill to choose as women or adults you seem to not care much about) then there is no coercion in this case, the women involved chose to do this, furthermore it seems they freelance - I remember one prostitute saying unnie/pimp contacted her and made a good offer that she accepted (her statement should be in this thread somewhere. from yoo insuks case it seems he paid each one of them anywhere between usd3300 to usd3700). the supposed pimp/madam that arranged the women testified in Yoo insuks trial that she regretted her actions and that her personal life was badly affected already, her long-term relationship ended as a consequence of this scandal - point being it's very clear that these are normal people with agency to do as they chose just like you and i, by generalizing them all as mistreated victims you take that away agency from these women/adults. not everyone in sex work is a victim - it can be a lucrative choice for some, the women involved in this particular case certainly were not the victims you speak of. learn to see every case on it's own merits.
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I have never shamed the women involved in this. So stop trying to push the “you are sexist agenda”.
first thing I notice is it's ironic that in this case you judge consensual sex work is something morally bad and (by your abusive comments directed at me) only someone lacking any respect could be accepting of it, you shame and hate the buyer of said sexual service but somehow the very willing seller of that very same sexual service is exempt from your moral censure - buyer and seller in this case are equally responsible as they both made a choice to engage in an illegal activity - yet in this case buyer is "trash" but seller is not - the selective application of your moral values just doesn't add up, seems hypocritical.
Also you say you don't shame the women but can you say you treat these women with basic respect or dignity when in your every comment you take their agency away by (falsely) generalizing them as victims, you do not even talk of them as individuals with agency and freewill (it seems you have not even bothered to read up what these women have actually said or you would not be wrongly generalizing them so). from your post and gross lack of actual knowledge about the women involved in this case it seems obvious that you don't really care about these women and they are just a convenient tool to use as you please to fit into your narrative/agenda of hate and shame. do you call you own use and treatment of these women as respectful? like i said introspect, question your own self and your own behaviour before others.
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Before you spend the last of your dignity argumenting for this trash and twisting other people’s words, save it. I have encountered a lot guys like him and they do not value women at all. Denying this would just show how delusional you already are
the first sentence is abuse.
second sentence is projection and prejudice (keep your own issues and prejudice separate from the subject and view every situation on it's own specific merits to maintain objectivity is all i can say to you).
the last sentence an ad hominem - slow claps for you, you must really have a lot of self-respect to behave so.
