It demonstrated that my editorial was correct and that Korea is a country of 'bottomless evil' and 'blatant lies.'

2020-05-11
Once a dependency of China, Korea has been a Confucian society and simultaneously adhered to the Imperial examination.
Coupled with the Yangban tradition, Koreans are not willing to work hard.
As a result, Korea has become a society where all you have to do is work for Samsung.
At the same time, the competition for entrance exams in Korea is unusual, and
Korea has an abundance of sex crimes by those who have fallen behind in that course, i.e., young people, such as rape, etc.
The Japanese mass media, such as the Asahi Shimbun and NHK, do not report this.
Today, the Sankei Shimbun, the most decent newspaper in Japan and the world, published an article titled 'Digital sex crimes shaken by South Korea.'
It demonstrated that my editorial was correct and that Korea is a country of 'bottomless evil' and 'blatant lies.'
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As the new coronavirus epidemic spreads worldwide, an incident that could be called an 'organized digital sex crime' has shaken Korean society.
An unspecified number of people viewed the video of the sexual abuse and assault of a woman on a member-only social networking site (SNS).
South Korean police have seized more than 220 people so far and arrested more than 30 people, including men who committed a significant crime.
The perpetrators also spread shock that many victims were in their teens and twenties.
According to local media such as Hankyoreh and JoongAng Ilbo, the incident occurred in a chat room set up on Telegram, a Russian-born communication app with a high degree of secrecy (a space where an unspecified number of people can interact).
A person with the handle 'God God' set up a 'number' room with numbers from 1 to 8.
He tricked a woman with words on Twitter, made her send naked pictures, threatened to 'tell her friends' and put her under his control, and distributed information about the sexual assault in a chat room.
God disappeared, leaving the 'n-room' to another person to run it, but many similar 'rooms' have emerged that perform identical acts.
One of the most vicious was the 'Dr. Room' run by the popular name Dr. But, suspect Cho Ju Bin (25), arrested in March of this year.
He became more active around September last year, sharing sexual videos in multiple chat rooms.
They also filmed videos of bizarre acts, such as having a woman who could not defy them to carve her body as a 'doctor' or 'slave' with a knife.
They received usage fees ranging from 250,000 won (about 22,000 yen) to 1.5 million won (about 130,000 yen) in cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin.
Depending on their radicality, it is from those who want to enter the room.
The highest-ranked rooms use an app that is even more anonymous than Telegram.
Some viewers were so-called 'employees' who cooperated with the Cho suspects and shared a room with them.
It said that this employee used to make threats over the phone and other means if the victim woman ran away or had financial problems.
The situation became public when some media outlets began reporting on the campaign last November based on their interviews with the victims.
So far, more than 220 people have been rounded up, but more than 70% of them are young people in their teens and twenties, such as Cho.
Most of the 58 people whose personal information was identified were also victims, with 30 teenagers and 22 in their 20s.
In South Korea, except for serious crimes such as murder, suspects' names and photographs are, in principle, not made public.
Cho, who also remained anonymous initially, received 2 million petitions for a 'People's Petition,' in which citizens send their opinions to the government online.
For the first time in a sexual assault case, his identity has been released.
At the end of March, the judge in charge of the trial of one of the defendants was criticized for being 'lax on sex crimes' and had to be replaced.
It is estimated that a total of 260,000 people, including those in the God God era.
They have been watching a series of chat rooms.
President Moon Jae-in thoroughly investigated the incident and the victims.
South Korean police are tracking the whereabouts of its founder, God God.
(Owatari Misaki)
I feel that this man with the handle 'God God' is the same kind of evil as the man.
Since June 2011, he has been relentlessly perpetrating unbelievable criminal acts against this column, including outrageous attacks readers know of, losing search numbers, spoofing, etc.