I beg someone from Korea to please explain the gender war climate for us idiot outsiders.
I personally suspected since Limbus Company drama that there's no way so many men have such a kneejerk reaction about it. It's obvious that the climate is wayyyyy very different than the west...
I never liked downplaying their (men) complains with derogatory words("incel", "virgin", "loser", "misogynist") words. I never encountered such derogatory terms accused against the women (atleast from outside of Korea), but I also won't accuse them of any such.
I won't state any opinion about who's right or wrong, I just want to get to the bottom of this. I'm an outsider that have never lived in Korea throughout my life and have no rights to criticize any sides.
Basically radical feminism in Korea is just hating on men and literally despising them. Many of them have their own subreddits where they have hate symbols etc. And then there's male communities who hate the radical feminists for their bullshit. The Korean politicians capitalize on this divide and made the crack between them even larger by supporting one side etc. So this gender war is not just a little "haha few misogynistic pricks and a few radical feminists" its quite literally a civil war at this point. When a foreigner looks at korean feminists they might think "oh its just misogynistic eastern asian nation suppressing females grrr", but in reality these feminists long forgotten their original purpose of gender equality and instead want all korean men to die literally (I'm sure there's still good feminists, but they are a minority).
Now I'm a korean who lived in the US for quite a bit so I'm not 100% an expert, but this is a general summary of what I know.
Interesting writeup, that symbol must be a really big deal to spark such backlash, or do you feel it's due to Japanese culture being more polite and such? Is there an equivalent in US culture that would cause an equal uproar with companies forced to take such drastic action?
Is there an equivalent in US culture that would cause an equal uproar with companies forced to take such drastic action?
Implying that the USA isn't already there or close to there? When Antifa takes over the country, the infidel and non-believer classes are automatically translated to misogynists, transphobes and racists and will be executed pretty quickly.
Interesting writeup, that symbol must be a really big deal to spark such backlash, or do you feel it's due to Japanese culture being more polite and such?
There's no Japanese culture here, only Korean culture. Also a big laying dogwhistle is an alarm to most sane people. Unsure why are Americans so domesticated though, this is how they push degenerate crap like the Owl House to children.
I beg someone from Korea to please explain the gender war climate for us idiot outsiders.
I personally suspected since Limbus Company drama that there's no way so many men have such a kneejerk reaction about it. It's obvious that the climate is wayyyyy very different than the west...
I never liked downplaying their (men) complains with derogatory words("incel", "virgin", "loser", "misogynist") words. I never encountered such derogatory terms accused against the women (atleast from outside of Korea), but I also won't accuse them of any such.
I won't state any opinion about who's right or wrong, I just want to get to the bottom of this. I'm an outsider that have never lived in Korea throughout my life and have no rights to criticize any sides.
Basically radical feminism in Korea is just hating on men and literally despising them. Many of them have their own subreddits where they have hate symbols etc. And then there's male communities who hate the radical feminists for their bullshit. The Korean politicians capitalize on this divide and made the crack between them even larger by supporting one side etc. So this gender war is not just a little "haha few misogynistic pricks and a few radical feminists" its quite literally a civil war at this point. When a foreigner looks at korean feminists they might think "oh its just misogynistic eastern asian nation suppressing females grrr", but in reality these feminists long forgotten their original purpose of gender equality and instead want all korean men to die literally (I'm sure there's still good feminists, but they are a minority).
Now I'm a korean who lived in the US for quite a bit so I'm not 100% an expert, but this is a general summary of what I know.
Interesting writeup, that symbol must be a really big deal to spark such backlash, or do you feel it's due to Japanese culture being more polite and such? Is there an equivalent in US culture that would cause an equal uproar with companies forced to take such drastic action?
Implying that the USA isn't already there or close to there? When Antifa takes over the country, the infidel and non-believer classes are automatically translated to misogynists, transphobes and racists and will be executed pretty quickly.
There's no Japanese culture here, only Korean culture. Also a big laying dogwhistle is an alarm to most sane people. Unsure why are Americans so domesticated though, this is how they push degenerate crap like the Owl House to children.