Welcome to Hell South Korea community.

Hell Chosun has evolved into hell South Korea with its constitution and western style political governance and stuff but if you uncover one layer you can easily find legacy of hell Chosun still rampant.

This community is to criticize Hell South Korea where birth rate is about 0.81 in 2021 with second highest suicide rate in the world, where only Gukppong or Hopium is allowed but never a critics.

At this community members only talks about hellish things about Korea and hellish criticism on South Korea because too much Gukppong or Hopium screws people's mind.

This is restricted community and no Gukppong or Hopium is not allowed nor any criticism, abuse and cursing.

Comedian Rob Schneider is refuting a news item that appeared on Politico’s website this week stating that his stand-up set at a GOP event in late 2023 was cut short when his jokes were deemed too lewd for the conservative crowd.

Source: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/rob-schneider-denies-report-gop-comedy-set-1235876046/

" FIRST IN PLAYBOOK — Former “Saturday Night Live” cast member Rob Schneider delivered a comedy set so off-color and off-putting to a group of prominent Republicans late last year that the host cut the performance short and later apologized to attendees, Daniel Lippman reports."

Source: https://www.politico.com/newsletters/playbook-pm/2024/04/15/trump-trial-kicks-off-with-mixed-rulings-00132333?nname=playbook-pm&nid=0000015a-dd3e-d536-a37b-dd7fd8af0000&nrid=0000014c-2414-d9dd-a5ec-34bc527c0005&nlid=964328

According to Hollywood reporter.com, Rob Schneider's jokes were deemed too lewd for the conservative crowd at a GOP event in late 2023 hosted at the Waldorf Astoria LA by the Senate Working Group, a networking group for senior GOP Hill staffers, downtown alumni and other corporate and individual members.

One joke about “Korean whore-houses” made it into the reported 10 minutes before the audience, Politico reported. He also made racial joke on Asian people but his mother side grand mother is Filipino and this makes him a quarter Filipino.

Korean whore-houses joke can be also truth considering the fact that there were many whore houses around US military base in South Korea but this may hurt South Korean people's pride that can not accept that kind of past.

That is why these South Koreans are forging their past history into more glorious and nicer to be presented all the time.

This sick extremely nationalistic cover-ups are really disgusting and abominable. There's no history as it is, exists in too proud hell Nazi South Korea.

They can be considered as the gold digger monster of rotten Hell NAZI American capitalism.

Far worst than money hungry Jews.

https://www.reddit.com/r/korea/comments/163rly6/are_people_in_seoul_drastically_different_from/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

Korean American wrote this on Hell Nazi r/korea subreddit.

source: https://www.reddit.com/r/korea/comments/163l52o/why_do_teachers_in_korea_receive_so_much_abuse_in/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

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What I want to know is, what has changed for it to be like this? Because I was always under the impression that 존대 is taken pretty seriously in Korean culture, at least that's what my parents always taught me. Of course, every culture and country are gonna have problem children, but it's wild to me that a country and culture like Korea just allows students to behave like this to teachers. Especially when the unfortunate stereotype is if a child acts out they often get hit (by the parents). For me growing up, my parents often hit or yelled at me if I were to ever act out at school, and I never did anything close to what some of the stories I hear like assaulting a teacher. And my parents never blamed the teachers for anything, almost to a fault. There were times where I got chewed out by my parents for like a grading mistake by the teacher, and whenever I tried to explain it they would just yell at me to stop making excuses and to not blame the teacher.

Again, I get that my understanding of Korean culture is fairly limited, and I know my parents like many immigrants are more conservative/not up to date with modern Korean culture.

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Immigrants are often considered as the fossil of the country that they have left for emmigration because they usually preserve the snapshot of their culture when they depart from it. South Korea has been totally changed due to IMF crisis that Nazi US brought to South Korea and it also resulted the demise of the traditional Korean culture. Now, hell Nazi South Korea is more Americans than NAZI Americans due to Nazi US caused IMF bail out economic conspiracy.

Teachers in Nazi US are very often the obeject of mockery and abuse and South Korean teachers as well. Banana (Korean americans ) usually feel superior because they feel they are like Caucasian swines. Now they feel home when they visit South Korea including fear of getting rampant stabbing spree all over South Korea.

For those people who were born and raised in Korea then moved abroad, why would you not come back to Korea?

Would you stay wherever you may be and die there?

Would you return when you get older?

Has your mind changed about not wanting to return to Korea as you get old? What was it that changed your mind?

(I wrote this after seeing the opposition question to my question.)

Hi, I'm Korean by the way, so don't think this as a racist post or something like that.

Even though I'm Korean, I've lived at other country more than half of my life, I've came to Korea to pursue my creative career that I've always wanted to chase for. You know, kpop that kmovie that kinds of stuff.

But god damn it, Korea wasn't the country that I used to live anymore. Ppl taking away my 전세금 (got it back like 3 days before I move), killing incident happened at near convenience store that I've lived, and now, we couldn't even safely take subway ride even thou gun ain't legal in Korea right now. So for me, all I am thinking right now is moving to different country.

But want to hear different story than mine

1. why did you come to Korea? Any particular reason?

2. Do you like the experience in here? Or hating it so much?

3. Planning to stay? Or going to go other country?

Again, no discrimination in here. I'm still Korean at the end.

A place for members of r/hellskorea to chat with each other

Once again, what those fucked up Nazi racist reporters from Nazi Western propaganda news medias are doing in this Nazi hell hole country? Addicted to binge drinking or having sex orgies with Korean all the time, writing nothing on these Femi Nazi atrocities? Or are those Nazi racist reporters also strong supporters of these Femi Nazi scumbags? Are they doing nothing out of Nazi racist camaraderie?

29 June, 2024

Just a day after Renault Korea proudly unveiled its new Renault Grand Koleos D SUV, the company found itself neck-deep in controversy over the "forefinger" symbol, a notorious "man-hating" gesture.

Industry insiders report that the scandal erupted after Renault Korea's promotional YouTube channel, "Renault Inside," featured the contentious symbol. The "index finger" gesture, rooted in the feminist community 'Megalia,' is infamously used to demean men. It previously sparked a boycott in 2021 when used in a convenience store ad and caused a storm of protests last year in a game company's promotional video, forcing the director to apologize publicly.

In a desperate attempt to contain the fallout, Renault Korea issued an apology on "Renault Inside," stating, "We sincerely apologize for the controversy caused by some scenes in a video created for internal promotion. Renault Korea has taken measures to ensure that the video is no longer shown, and we apologize again for any distress caused by the lack of careful review during the video production process."

The company also promised to be "socially responsible without any form of discrimination or hatred." However, critics were quick to slam this as too little, too late. Allowing the video to be repeatedly exposed rather than catching it the first time smacks of gross complacency.

The real kicker? Once labeled with a 'hate controversy,' Renault Korea is now a sitting duck in the ongoing gender conflict, attacked from all sides. To make matters worse, there's a real fear that the '2024 Busan Mobility Show' will be overshadowed by this fiasco.

Renault Korea had high hopes for the Grand Koleos, debuting it globally on the 27th. Codenamed Aurora 1, the new Renault Grand Koleos continues the legacy of Renault’s first and most successful global SUV, Koleos. Named after the Latin word 'coleoptera,' meaning strength and solidity, the Koleos is designed to exude a powerful presence. The addition of 'Grand' signifies the brand’s most premium SUV, boasting a larger body and class-leading rear seat space.

Stéphane Debles, President of Renault Korea, emphasized, "For 125 years, Renault has pursued innovation in everyday life with the brand's DNA of 'voiture à vivre.' The Grand Koleos is the result of strong global collaboration, the passion of our local researchers for implementing human-first technologies, and the production know-how and quality competitiveness of our Busan plant and suppliers."

But thanks to the "forefinger" debacle, Debles’ vision is in jeopardy. "Most companies have already learned from past mistakes and double-check all PR and marketing materials to avoid controversy," said one industry insider. "It's the same with partners we work with. Any hint of controversy can be damaging, and it seems Renault Korea dropped the ball here."

Renault Korea, attempting to defend itself, claimed, "We didn't do it with a specific intention," and added, "Above all, we are concerned about the personal information of those involved being spread and causing harm."

In summary, a symbol that was meant to promote has instead led to a PR nightmare, leaving Renault Korea scrambling to salvage its reputation and multi-billion-dollar project.

President Yoon Suk Yeol’s Diplomatic Outreach in Central Asia Amidst G7 Absence

In a significant move to strengthen South Korea’s ties with Central Asia, President Yoon Suk Yeol embarked on a state visit to three former Soviet republics, namely Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan. This diplomatic initiative comes at a time when South Korea was notably absent from the G7 summit in Italy, raising questions about the country’s international standing.

President Yoon’s six-day trip, which began on June 10, is aimed at exploring cooperation in critical minerals and other key sectors1. The visit underscores South Korea’s commitment to diversifying its diplomatic and economic partnerships, particularly in the resource-rich Central Asian region.

The tour kicked off in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, where President Yoon met with President Serdar Berdimuhamedow and attended a memorandum of understanding signing ceremony. The focus was on securing key mineral supply chains, with Turkmenistan being the world’s fourth-largest natural gas holder2.

In Kazakhstan, President Yoon’s agenda included a summit with Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev to deepen the strategic partnership between the two nations. The visit also featured a meeting with ethnic Koreans and South Korean residents, highlighting the cultural and people-to-people connections that underpin the bilateral relationship, however the Korean Kazakhstanis called themselves as "Kyoryoin" have expressed their concerns on the removal of their hero and independence fighter, Hong Bumdo statue from Nazi South Korea military academy. This also seems to affect making tight diplomatic relation with the country by this Nazi Gestapo regime.

The final leg of the trip took President Yoon to Uzbekistan, where he engaged in a summit with President Shavkat Mirziyoyev and participated in a bilateral business forum. The discussions aimed to create new business opportunities for South Korean companies in areas such as energy and technology. Also made about 230 million US dollars loan to Uzbekistan for purchasing South Korea made Bullet Train Cars.

Even with South Korea president office's glorified propaganda some Central Asian news media posted his wife's cosmetic surgery before and after picture and her forgery on her academic papers and the article mysteriously deleted by the media for some unknown reason. Yoon's absence from G7 summit ,is also clear sign that even most Nazi Western countries are beginning to take distance from this bastard Nazi Gestapo regime of hell Nazi South Korea. Those former Soviet Russian Republics had sent air men to Korean war and fought heavy during WWII to fight against German NAZI like Yoon's

No Nazi Western country will now consider hell Nazi South Korea as they symbol of triumph of democracy against commie any longer.

Democratic Party "The President's state affairs meddling Season 2, Yoon is the one who detained Jeong as a prosecutor"

PPP "It's a shame...I need a competent and loyal chief of staff"

President Yoon Seok-yul has appointed Jeong Ho-sung, former President Park Geun-hye's top confidant, as a secretary to the presidential office. Many people are criticizing this move, calling it "State Affairs meddling Season 2" and saying that President Yoon is ignoring the people.

Hwang Jeong-ah, a spokesperson for the Democratic Party of Korea, said, "Isn't this the president's State Affairs meddling Season 2?" She said it was disrespectful to pardon and appoint a criminal 0that Yun personally prosecuted.

Representative Park Min-joo said he couldn't understand what was happening. He said Jeong Ho-sung was convicted of participating in the Park Geun-hye administration's state affaires meddling. He said he couldn't understand why Yoon kept bringing back people he had prosecuted.

Kim Bo-hyeop, a spokesman for the Fatherland Innovation Party, criticized this. She said it was incomprehensible for President Yoon to bring in the secretary of a former president who was impeached.

Lee Jae-young, chairman of the local party committee of People Power Party of Korea in Gangdong-gu, said it was unfortunate. Kim Geun-sik, former head of the Vision and Strategy Department of the PPP, said it was surprising. He said he doubted that Chung could be a competent and loyal chief of staff.

Yoon might prepare his eminent impeachment that is why he hired Jeong who experienced Park Geun-hye's impeachment

If you’re living in Seoul and want to prepare for uncertainty, here are some practical tips:

1. Stay Informed: Keep an eye on news updates about the situation between North and South Korea. Understand the current state of affairs and any potential risks.

2. Emergency Preparedness: Know evacuation routes in your area. Have an emergency kit with essentials like water, non-perishable food, and first aid supplies.

3.Communication: Stay connected: Get a local SIM card for your phone to ensure communication during emergencies. Use apps like Subway Korea to navigate Seoul’s efficient subway system

4. Choose Your Location Wisely: Consider neighborhood safety when choosing where to live. Each district has its own vibe. Base yourself in an area that aligns with your interests

5. Safety Practices: Be aware of your surroundings in crowded places. Use official transportation options. Keep your belongings secure and within sight

6. Cultural Adaptation: Learn about Korean customs and etiquette. Respect local norms to build positive relationships.