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- Lilly says:
  YES! THANK YOU FOR THIS ARTICLE!! I started to watch Boys Over Flowers a few days ago. It was the first Korean drama that I've ever watched and I was shocked. I couldn't believe how violent and abusive the main character was to Jan di. The worst thing was how that behavior was being treated merely as a personality trait and sometimes even as romantic. He would force himself on her, kidnap her and almost beat her up (when he thought she was 'cheating' on him). I had to stop watching the show on episode 4. I couldn't handle seeing that kind of plot and behavior being portrayed as a love story.
- Anna says:
  I know someone who is in this cult. He was recruited straight out of college. He has a BA in graphic design. Living in a poor country and being poor himself, he thought he was given a great oportunity to help others, have a roof over his head and use the skills that he learned in college. Years later he is tuck there because he hasn't been able to find a job. I looked at his CV and found some spelling errors and, told him that might have been his problem w/ not being able to find work. Anyway he sleeps on a very thin mattress on a bunk bed that has 3 bunks. His room has 7 men living in it. They shower in cold water outside, get barelly enough to eat, and it is the same food everyday (beans, some sort of soup w/ bread in it. He took a pic, and showed me. It looks discusting. They wake up at the crack of dawn, and do chores all day. Their pay is their room ,and board. They belittle him (gaslight) him constantly. He is revamping his CV and hopefully will get a job soon and get out of there. They try to recruit low IQ people to train to be pastors, and do clerical work and such. Basically for a little food, a bed, and cold baths, they get professionals in turn to do things for free. They don't have employees. They have slaves. If anyone complains they blast them with, "You volunteered to be here, you can leave. How can a person leave w/ no job and money?
- Gordon Jenkins says:
  The Exploitative Korean Pop Slave Contract falls under the International definition of Human Trafficking. This is an International Crime and the producers and managers face life in prison, if convicted. The children are far too young and naive to understand the nature of their criminal exploitation by their demented, sick, managers and producers. South Korean Government is a willing and knowing participant in profiteering from these criminal acts of Human Trafficking. When a K-Pop Star commits suicide because of South Korean Government pressure, then that government is most assuredly guilty of Democide.
- Kizaru77 says:
  they even protect haters, because they write a lot of hate comments and start fights everywhere, giving akp's articles more clicks and comments. akp themselves even use clickbaits and misleading titles to get more clicks and comments... tried reporting these haters many times and many ppl did it too but they didnt care. akp truly is the worst kpop site.
- Campanelle says:
  Stellar article which I dearly wish you would update with the latest info, that the judge only fined her, for one "lie." Nothing else! A Chinese blogger wrote that the judge made a statement that KHJ had to bear some responsibility for the mess, but the fan girls won't believe it, because it does not fit their narrative. Unfortunately, there is no way to verify this, which gives them leeway to spew fake news that the court was "lenient" towards Choi due to her single mom status. What is the truth?
- Jeffrey J Bumpus says:
  Wow!! Reading this really givescme encouragement to write knowing that no matter how wonderful a book acwrite it will undoubetedly be attacked by negative hateful cynics. Hello, I live you is an intimately written, breathtaking portrait of the soulscape of a gifted young woman. Its my favorite book. Sorry not sorry i disagree with this review. This book is Brilliant! Proff of which is its Best Seller status! ! Love u Katie M. Stout!!!
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