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@seong789987 개새들이네 진짜

저는 과거 2018년부터 지금까지 수년간 지속적인 모욕과 살해협박에 시달려 왔습니다. 원인이 되었다는 해당 게임을 그만두고 관련 커뮤니티(갤러리) 활동을 중단했음에도 불구하고 저를 향한 괴롭힘은 끊임없이 지속되어왔습니다. 결국 이로 인해 외상 후 스트레스 장애 (PTSD) 를 얻었고 현재까지도 매일 약을 복용하며 버티고 있습니다. 도저히 참을 수 없는 범죄 행위들을 가만히 지켜볼 수 없어서 수많은 증거들을 모아 경찰서까지 찾아갔었습니다. 하지만 돌아온 대답은 '통신사 IP' 이기 때문에 추적하여 잡을 수 없다. 라는 절망적인 대답뿐이였습니다. 법의 테두리안에서 보호받지도 못하는 사이에 그 공포는 현실로 와닿게 됐습니다. 저에게 심한 모욕과 살해협박을 한 스토커는 저희 집 대문앞까지 찾아와 흉기를 든 채 인증샷을 찍어 올린 뒤 삭제하는 일까지 있었습니다. 그 뒤로 저는 2주동안 집 밖으로 한 발자국도 나오지 못했습니다. 그 때 생긴 트라우마는 지금도 제 삶을 갉아먹고 있습니다. 자다가도 벌떡깨고 기억을 지우고싶어 상담을 받아봤지만 해결되지 않았으며 한달에 1,2번 꼴로 그날의 악몽을 계속 꿉니다. 당시 제가 모욕을 당하던 상황속에서 갤러리 완장(관리자)들이 수많은 채증을 도와주었을 정도로 피해는 명백했습니다. 남을 괴롭히며 즐거워하고 아무렇지도 않게 살해협박을 일삼는 이들은 지금 이 순간에도 우리 주변 곳곳에서 멀쩡하게 살아 숨쉬고 있고 , 다른 누군가에게 그러고있을 것입니다. 누군가에게는 지나간 일 혹은 인터넷 공간에서의 일일뿐이겠지만 저에게는 여전히 삶을 위협하고 있습니다. 온라인 익명성 뒤에 숨은 범죄행위를 저지르는 스토킹은 한 사람을.. 더 나아가서 가족까지 위협케 합니다. 8년이상 겪어온 이 고통이 끝날 수 있도록 그리고 더 이상의 저같은 피해자가 나오지 않도록 많은분들께서 이 심각성을 알아주셨으면 좋겠습니다.

@MagaXtremist47 @repdarrellissa @SecRubio "Citizens across South Korea are expressing anger after voting was forced to stop because of a ballot shortage, yet the National Election Commission continues to ignore their calls for action."

@repdarrellissa @SecRubio The lies & disrespect from the leftists in congress almost had this guy snoozing too! 🤣🤪😆

First-rate testimony from @SecRubio today! One of his most powerful moments was our discussion about how friendly nations like even South Korea are unfairly targeting American companies and American citizens. This Secretary of State is on the case.

@BonnieBabyLovie @repdarrellissa @SecRubio "Citizens across South Korea are expressing anger after voting was forced to stop because of a ballot shortage, yet the National Election Commission continues to ignore their calls for action."

@repdarrellissa @SecRubio It's nice getting straight answers out of congressional testimony. Four years of, "I don't have that information. I need money to find out." That man is going be our first Latino president. He's doing great.

@repdarrellissa @SecRubio "Citizens across South Korea are expressing anger after voting was forced to stop because of a ballot shortage, yet the National Election Commission continues to ignore their calls for action."

현재 대한민국의 대통령인 이재명이 이스라엘 총리 네타냐후의 체포영장을 검토 요청했습니다. Lee Jae-myung, the current president of the Republic of Korea, has requested an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu @Israel @GordonGChang

@FredFleitz @A1Policy

@FredFleitz @A1Policy 국민의 힘은 쿠팡을 제재하라고 촉구하고 중국공산당과 자매결연 20년째이며 현재 국민의 힘 당대표는 중국과 한국은 상호작용 하여 서로 경제적 발전을 해야한다고 했으며 트럼프 대통령을 간접비난하였다

My AFPI colleague Piero Tozzi and I had a great meeting this week with South Korean People Power Party (PPP) Chairman Dong-hyeok Jang (second from right) and Supreme Council Member Minsoo Kimto discuss US-South Korea relations. @A1Policy

@MAGANEWS_X 한국인이지만 A+A입니다

@MAGAGuardian 한국의 국민의힘은 친중반미정당입니다. 그들에게 속지마세요

🚨 South Korea is on the verge of losing our country, and they are running out of time. South Koreans should all be burning with anger right now. But oddly enough, a lot of people just leave comments like “Thank you” to YouTubers. I barely feel any real determination to protect South Korea’s freedom, no intense anger, and no fighting spirit in the comments. Is it just me who feels this?

한국의 국민의힘은 친중반미 정당입니다.

@GordonGChang 한국의 국민의힘은 친중반미정당입니다.

Lee Jae-myung just disrespected the memory of Holocaust victims.

@MAGAGuardian 미국 좋씁니다

I really really love America🇺🇸 And you?

@GordonGChang “Today’s Korean conservatives are much like the RINOs of the past in the United States. The conservative party as a whole has turned into a RINO entity, deceiving the people.”

From a friend in Korea, with more about the People Power Party: “l am writing to share a development inside South Korea’s political landscape. On February 9, senior People Power Party (PPP) official Min-su Kim delivered statements in a live broadcast that made the party’s current direction unmistakable. The PPP leadership has stepped away from President Yoon’s December 3 martial law decision and has begun treating the citizens who supported that decision as a problem to be controlled, not as participants in a constitutional cause. Both Min-su Kim and party leader Dong-hyuk Jang were elected with overwhelming backing from pro-Yoon citizens after pledging publicly that they would ‘stand with Yoon Again.’ After securing their positions, they abandoned those pledges, apologized for martial law, and turned against the very people who helped elect them. Below is a direct summary of the February 9 broadcast. I. Statements by Min-su Kim 1. ‘Follow the party strategy’ – suppression of independent civic action   Kim repeatedly told supporters to stop acting on their own and to follow the party’s line. He portrayed a year of pro-Yoon citizen activism as something the party must restrain. 2. ‘Our spokespersons did nothing wrong’ – defense of the leadership’s own narrative Kim instructed supporters not to criticize party spokespersons. Yet those spokespersons publicly stated: ‘Chairman Jang has never supported martial law, insurrection, election-fraud claims, or the Yoon Again movement.’ This statement places martial law, election-fraud claims, and the Yoon Again movement in the same category and marks them all as unacceptable. The implication is direct: supporters of Yoon’s martial law are being placed under an ‘insurrection’ label, and the citizens who defended President Yoon are being treated as if they aligned with a criminal act. 3. ‘Trust the leadership to the end’ – removal of space for internal disagreement Kim demanded unquestioning loyalty to the party leadership. He dismissed any criticism or scrutiny as harmful. 4. Young supporters presented as followers, not independent citizens Kim described young pro-Yoon activists as people who must ‘follow the party’s direction,’ not as citizens with their own judgment or political agency. 5. ‘Election fraud claims have no evidence’ – denial of an issue President Yoon himself raised   Kim rejected all concerns regarding election integrity. This was not a policy difference; it was a rejection of President Yoon’s stance.”