Lots of SA cases and abuse, most of them swept under the rug. A big one was the “Burning sun” scandal you can look it up, pretty famous

Huh-? Mind explaining??

@@Peacheridont mind them lol, theyre just being racist

NAH THAT WAS FOUL

OH MY GOD?

girl...💀💀💀

...true tho

They do it anonymously and sometimes there are truths in it, so idols don't press charges also even if it's a complete lie and idols press charges it might backfire as they maintain an image that arouses protective instinct among fans.

It is corruption with a sprinkle of culture in it, lol. Law is supposed to be based on justice and TRUTH. Though the laws that have an exception of not ruining a "reputation. ".... that is corruption at its finest.

If the influencer has a good lawyer, that’s blood in their shark waters. Words like that only work in the West. In the East, it’s impact over truth. As in, impact my reputation (even if it’s truth) = lawsuit for defamation.

Nope. Doesn't work. Even if you have a convicted child murderer living in your neighborhood, if you out them and it can be traced to you (flyer, announcement,recording) you can be sued

It is about honour, but not how we see honour. My experience with Japanese is that they are very rude. Would that be if it was about feelings?

@@margreetdoodeman1441 hurting their honor is the worst you can do. The image they have on the outside is most important thing. Unmasking the truth makes them look weak, faulty and ultimately ashamed. I used “feelings” as a broad term but ultimately, shame is very much a feeling.

@@4grazy4 many ppl wear masks but in Japan it is part of their culture. I wonder, i think it is interesting, how you can be aware of feelings in these circumstances? Do feelings only exist if you are aware of them? For myself i have thought about shame, in which way does it affect me, does it occur? If you are not aware, is that being rude? Thanks for making me think about it.

@@margreetdoodeman1441 I live in Japan. People wear masks during kafunsho season mostly (hay fever) because pollen allergy makes 50% of the population sneeze, eyes swollen and look like crap. Again it’s about shame. Girls wear them sometime when their make up is not done. It is based on their looks/reputation not logic. The logic behind masks has been already debunked and it’s pretty much useless and in any case no one forced others to wear masks before covid in Japan. It’s a personal choice. Imposing that on others is not part of their culture. Looking the same, following rules, herd mentality is their culture. They are scared of germs as fuck but do things that don’t make sense like using a wet tissue before eating with hands instead of washing their hands. many people grab food that falls on the table and eat it. Many people scratch their nose and then put their mask. Many put their masks on after seeing a foreigner getting close, cause they think we bring diseases. Many people don’t wear condoms .. and STDs rise every year.. where am I getting at? Many customs don’t make sense. Just because people do them, it doesn’t mean that others should be forced to do the same. I wash my hands before eating instead of using that useless wet tissue.. no one is screaming in my face though…

@@margreetdoodeman1441 suddenly your previous reply is different and my response to it is gone 🤔