KS Antis

midnight90 February 11, 2017 12:22 am

Its upsetting that KS antis are stating that by liking this manwha and its character, they are by default homophobic, racist, promoting abuse, etc etc and worst these antis told all fans of KS to die/ kill themselves.

I get that this genre is not for everyone. However, homophobic? where did they ever get this. Sangwoo did not abuse/held captive yoonbum because yoonbum is obsesses with him. Its because yoonbum find out about his true nature. If Koogi made yoonbum a woman instead of man, I doubt that these antis will cry that this manwha is heterophobic.

Racist???? This puzzle me even more. All of the characters are korean right? the victims, the killer, the stalker, the police, everyone.

Promoting abuse??? did they even understand that this is fiction? When I read manga/manwha I tend to bent my morals. There are lots of popular yaoi such as viewfinder, Hidoku Shinaide that depicts rape. Does this mean, all fans of these manga agree/promote rape. OF COURSE NOT, its because its fiction, its not real.

If they don't like KS, that is fine. If they think that KS is sickening/disgusting, well they're entitle to their own opinion. But thrashing the fans because they don't like it, now I have a problem with that. Also, telling the fans to go kill themselves is a bit of hypocrite cuz they hate what sangwoo did and yet told the fans exactly what sangwoo good at - Killing.

Responses
    LessThanThree February 11, 2017 3:00 am

    Have a lot of people been saying that? I saw one post on this site like that, but it was quickly deleted.

    midnight90 February 11, 2017 3:14 am
    Have a lot of people been saying that? I saw one post on this site like that, but it was quickly deleted. LessThanThree

    Not here. Tumblr....

    LessThanThree February 11, 2017 3:18 am
    Not here. Tumblr.... midnight90

    Ah I've seen a couple. My friend posted this so I wasn't sure how common it was.
    http://onlyontuesdays88.tumblr.com/post/157073258885/nothing-wrong-with-a-little-crazy

    Anoni Grrl February 11, 2017 2:49 pm

    On Tumblr the thing to do is unfollow them and hope they get followed by porn blogs. If they started looking like a group that acts in real life (e.g. neonazis), then we would need to worry about taking action. But when they lack power to act, I think those types are best ignored.*

    *Not that I have the discipline to do this. I tend to answer back too much.

    Tara Dikov February 11, 2017 4:42 pm

    Hmmm... Tumblr. That explains it. If artists/writers/filmakers listen to Tumblr ranters who are nearing the Lunacy Fringe, every single book/comic/movie out there would be boring and bland. Them wanting to ban every single triggering thing is so laughable it hurts. Why does everything need to be political? I need fiction to stimulate my mind and make me ask questions not just to stuff me with rainbows and unicorns. This is why I love Harada. This is why I like KS.

    Me February 11, 2017 5:02 pm
    Hmmm... Tumblr. That explains it. If artists/writers/filmakers listen to Tumblr ranters who are nearing the Lunacy Fringe, every single book/comic/movie out there would be boring and bland. Them wanting to ban ... Tara Dikov

    Are you single? Cause I wanna marry you, LOL.
    Seriously though, I need more people like you in my daily life.

    Tara Dikov February 11, 2017 7:25 pm
    Are you single? Cause I wanna marry you, LOL.Seriously though, I need more people like you in my daily life. @Me

    Haha... Yes.. LOL. Tru tho. People who are chill with controversial topics in fiction are harder and harder to come by (but thank goodness for the interwebs). I understand where SJWs come from but it doesn't mean that something has some unsavoury topics on it, that it promotes said thing. What I don't like about SJWs is that they don't trust that we have a brain capable of discerning fiction from real life. Some may root for a person like Sangwoo in fiction but it doesn't mean that they're a bad person and they then all want serial killers be released from prison. It's hard to be fascinated by questionable characters these days without being dissed.

    If you like Sangwoo, fine. If you want Sangwoo jailed, fine. We're all just enjoying some fiction here. No need to get judgy about us as a person.

    LessThanThree February 11, 2017 8:46 pm
    Haha... Yes.. LOL. Tru tho. People who are chill with controversial topics in fiction are harder and harder to come by (but thank goodness for the interwebs). I understand where SJWs come from but it doesn't me... Tara Dikov

    I think you're mistaken if you think it's all SJWs who are bashing it. From what I've seen, it's definitely not the case.

    Tara Dikov February 11, 2017 8:56 pm
    I think you're mistaken if you think it's all SJWs who are bashing it. From what I've seen, it's definitely not the case. LessThanThree

    Nope. I'm not just referring to KS but other stuff too- other mangas, books, movies, and series. SJW or not, it's all the same when it you let politics/morality ruin it for everyone. Ever heard of the political horseshoe? Right or left, it's two sides of the same coin.

    LessThanThree February 11, 2017 8:59 pm
    Nope. I'm not just referring to KS but other stuff too- other mangas, books, movies, and series. SJW or not, it's all the same when it you let politics/morality ruin it for everyone. Ever heard of the political... Tara Dikov

    I hesitate to say morality is the issue here so much as level of sanity. It's not because you like something cruel so much as you like something psychotic.

    Me February 11, 2017 9:12 pm
    I hesitate to say morality is the issue here so much as level of sanity. It's not because you like something cruel so much as you like something psychotic. LessThanThree

    Again with this discussion...
    Ever heard of "catharsis"? Many people "like" this genre because it helps them externalize and exorcise common fears and feelingst lack of control in the safe context of fiction. That actually HELPS them to keep their sanity. No problem if that's not YOUR case, but try to think more of other people's reasons for thinking and doing things before judging.

    LessThanThree February 11, 2017 9:15 pm
    Again with this discussion... Ever heard of "catharsis"? Many people "like" this genre because it helps them externalize and exorcise common fears and feelingst lack of control in the safe context of fiction. T... @Me

    I wasn't saying that at all. I was giving an example of why others think negatively. They don't think people are bad for reading it so much as sick in the head. I agree with the person in the link I posted in my second comment. I actually really like the book mentioned.

    Me February 11, 2017 9:19 pm
    I wasn't saying that at all. I was giving an example of why others think negatively. They don't think people are bad for reading it so much as sick in the head. I agree with the person in the link I posted in m... LessThanThree

    Oh, oops! Sorry! I misunderstood, my mistake. Please forget I said anything... *sweat drop*

    Anoni Grrl February 11, 2017 9:19 pm
    I hesitate to say morality is the issue here so much as level of sanity. It's not because you like something cruel so much as you like something psychotic. LessThanThree

    Absolutely--but it's fictional psychotic. Fictional crazy is so much more entertaining than real crazy, because in fiction, there is usually a reason. It may not be rational, but it is something we can follow. In fiction, there is always a childhood trauma or event that lays the seeds, and then you can connect the dots to see why a person does the awful thing. In real life, crazy sometimes makes no sense, and it is hard to find a cause or causes. But taking things apart this way in a story can show us how it works, and it can be kind of interesting. Does that make sense?

    Tara Dikov February 11, 2017 9:21 pm
    I hesitate to say morality is the issue here so much as level of sanity. It's not because you like something cruel so much as you like something psychotic. LessThanThree

    I know people have limitations on what they could enjoy reading/watching and okay, fine if you do. They could go and bash on social media and okay, it's their freedom to do so and good for them to let their feelings out. But isn't it counterproductive? It really won't make people who enjoy something like KS from reading it.

    I'm not really sure if I'm getting what you have said. But if we're still talking about KS being psychotic as its level of sanity (that even people who like cruel things wouldn't like it). Trust me, it isn't even the worst offender out there. But I understand... the more popular the material is, the more bashers it gets.

    Me February 11, 2017 9:22 pm
    Absolutely--but it's fictional psychotic. Fictional crazy is so much more entertaining than real crazy, because in fiction, there is usually a reason. It may not be rational, but it is something we can follow. ... Anoni Grrl

    It makes absolute sense. The reason it's so cathartic is that it gives the explanations we often lack in rl.

    LessThanThree February 11, 2017 9:25 pm
    I know people have limitations on what they could enjoy reading/watching and okay, fine if you do. They could go and bash on social media and okay, it's their freedom to do so and good for them to let their fee... Tara Dikov

    Yeah, I know. I like psychotic ones, too. All I'm saying is that I don't think SJWs are the ones attacking the manhwa. That's all I'm trying to get across.

    Anoni Grrl February 11, 2017 11:36 pm
    Yeah, I know. I like psychotic ones, too. All I'm saying is that I don't think SJWs are the ones attacking the manhwa. That's all I'm trying to get across. LessThanThree

    I agree with you there. Language such as "normalization" and "problematic" tends to be associated with parts of the "left wing", but moral judgements, "family values", and trying to tell others what to do can be very right wing. My personal politics are fairly 'left' in the real world--I just think that the place to start fighting for justice is where it matters most--in people's lives.

    Me February 12, 2017 12:00 am
    I agree with you there. Language such as "normalization" and "problematic" tends to be associated with parts of the "left wing", but moral judgements, "family values", and trying to tell others what to do can b... Anoni Grrl

    Rather than "SJWs", "pro-right" or "pro-left", I'd call them self-entitled, annoying, and excessively mob-mentality-oriented, no matter their political affiliation.