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Some one with more knowledge of Korean culture help me understand, is Korea very misogynistic? Does this type of person get that much support (vs attention that is)
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Those last few sentences made me sick to my stomach.
Extremely misogynistic. Their equivalent to gamergate will throw an absolute shitfit over piching like this ๐ค , which they take as a personal insult on their tiny dicks.
Moon Channel has a nice 2 part video on the Korean gender war: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Im4YAMWK74 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woB0eecbf6A
The tldw is: many centuries ago, during a crisis, Korea went turbo-confucianism, which reinforced all the existing hierarchies of their society and that lives on to this day. Everyone should know their place and act accordingly to keep harmony. Women having any sort of right besides being an obedient wife is breaking said hierarchy and thus destroying social harmony.
Misogynist to the point it would be funny if it weren't true. Like this conspiracy theory which blew up internationally when some Korean incels hired an airship to demand the firing of a female artist in a Chinese video game company for accidentally using the finger pinch symbol in the design of a French-inspired character. (I can't find the news articles now. Here's some reporting from confused Russian gamers that gets the main facts right. Anyway the company told them to pound sand, but similar witch-hunts did work in Korea in a few cases.)
pretty much similar to japan, women are expected to take care of children and not have careers, and are often have limited income mobility.