Comments by "" (@0xyGen_2.p0) on "Parasite director and stars call for probe into actor Lee Sun-kyun's death" video.

Bravo Bong Joon Ho and everyone who stood out,, this is the right thing to do. I knew he will speak out. He has conscience. As G-Dragon said: "Truth and justice will prevail". I love you Bong Joon Ho, as great artist and as great and responsible human being. Thank you ! Also for those who don't follow his works ..His new film Mickey 7 with Robert Pattison in lead role is coming out this year.
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These people you ate watching formed Association with aim to protect actors and other artists from injust and unlawful public treatment and suicides because of lack of support. I'm so proud of director Bong being a face of this association. This is the right thing to do. Enough of treating Korean artists as pigs with no rights. They aren't Korean people's slaves. They are humans with integrity or mistakes like any of us. #JusticeForLeeSunKyun
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@iarateixeira87 Also photo-shooting sessions infront of police were in that same function of shaming and suggesting his guilt. While there was no proof at the same time. They still have none. Just a word of that rotten ex convict blackmailing him. Giving his private phone conversations to public was not only unlawfull but also morally rotten to the core.
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Exactly
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Don't speak for director Bong though. What he did here could cost him huge revenge of those fascist netizens and closed doors among Korean production companies and cinema operators. They can kiss his candy azz though, Bong can work anywhere else he pleases. And is more than welcome to do so.
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Interesting how my post about exposing celebs to photo-shoot lines every time they were called on hearings in ongoing investigations also constitutes as unlawfull leaking of informations about ongoing investigations, suddenly dissapeared. Okay. Then once more. Other potential suspects involved always have their faces physically covered (and blurred by media) , as well their names hidden. But not in case of Korean artists. Which is not only unlawful, hinting their guilt like that also breaches presumption of innocence till THE COURT proves their guilt. Nobody is supposed to prove their innocence as were forced to prove their own Lee or G-Dragon or Yoo Ah In. It is the opposite - guilt must be proven. It is up to the police and a prosecutor to prove their guilt in the Court of law. Police is not the entity that decides about someone's guilt, but in all these recent cases police was doing exactly this. Korean LAW prohibits leaking of informations about ongoing investigations, and yet police was leaking it. Calling press to be there after and before every hearing of actor Lee, G-Dragon or Yoo Ah In, IS LEAKING INFO ABOUT ONGOING INVESTIGATIONS. Police should protect the Law and Constitution, not breaking them. It is time that someone takes responsibility for this. It is also time for Korean journalists to form an ethical professional Committee if they still don't have one, accept and implement their national journalist codex of of ethics in accordance to global journalist codex of ethics, and inspect as well as take professional measures of expellment from profession for each and every Korean journalist that breached the codex of ethics. This simply must be done. Lee's case is a wakening call. Clean your own lines too, Korean journalists! Protect your own profession!
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All these people including film festivals, actors' unions, and the local screenwriters' guild, couldn't initially know what's going on till it was too late. But they stood out now risking EVERYTHING in that toxic culture. I respect them, more than ever. And Bong being the voice of that new league that stood up to ask gor justice is making me respect him even more that I already did. "United we stand, divided we fall". (Pink Floyd, Hey you). I am with those who stood up for the justice. Not only for Lee. They were doing the same to G-Dragon' let's not forget, and to Yoo Ah In. Only court decides who is guilty, before that, everyone is innocent. Everyone! But police acted as those people were already guilty. But all of them were and are innocent.This includes Yoo Ah In. Still innocent a year after police declared that he used all propohol, cocaine and whatnot in Korea.
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Also, they didn't know what to think till it was too late. I believe that many of them believed in the system thinking police's procedures are and will be lawful. It is easy to be the general after the battle. Some of details of Lee's unlawfull interrogations have been disclosed only after Lee's death. What is impprtant THEY STOOD OUT FOR JUSTICE even if this can cost them their careers, contracts with brands, position within industry, jobs in this crazy wicked and morally bankrupted South Korea. They stood out. And they are standing up united. I don't think that government can ignore taking responsibility in this (and G-Dragon's, Yoo Ah In's etc) case anymore. Someone will have to answer why the constitution and Korean laws were being suspended by the very first organ that should protect them. And how are media regulated in Korea. How are journalists following global ethic code and their own ethic codes and South Korean Laws. Korean law is clear (I forgot which article is it): leaking information about ongoing investigations is AGAINST THE LAW. Criminal act. Which means that also photoshoot lines to which celebs are exposed when called to questioning are against that same law. Criminal act. Not to mention Constitutional protection of every citizen and presumption of innocence till guilty. This thing with Lee is too big for gov to be able to play down his case. Whole world is watching. Human rights organisations all over the world are watching. International federation of journalists is watching.
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@dasandbox2555 Amen to that
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