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To be honest, I was also extremely shocked when Daniel insulted the black student. My hand before my mouth, I was like " did they just..? Wow No it can't be, right?!" I asked myself how they could tell an interesting and constructive story with that but I was really uncomfortable. Then I remembered some looks on my face at some point of my life. Maybe I'm just a pushover, I don't know... Yes maybe I truly am. But I can't help being sorry for them, for being stuck in that intolerant way to see the world. I wished one character to be like that someday: compassionate. I'm definitely naive here, ain't I?
The international weeb community is full of the typical delusional racist anti-black bigots. That’s the norm. So the comments here and everywhere else make sense.
But what’s amusing is that the author used black people as his scape goats. When black people as a whole have nothing to do with South Korea. Most the immigrants that come to Korea are from within the Asian continent such as the Philippines, India, Indonesia, etc. And discrimination those people face in South Korea is far bigger.
And I know they rarely ever want to portray white foreigners in any negative light since Koreans have white fever and view them as gods.
So all of this is really hilarious if anything but nothing new honestly.