I've never understood why Korea is as soft as Charmin toilet paper when it comes to crime.Soft on Juvenile delinquentsSoft on Sex CrimesSoft on Past presidentsYet ultra hard on drug offences
You know, given the fact that you can get off at literally any bus stop or subway station at any time of day and not run a serious risk of being mugged or attacked by a gang of youth, something that you could never say about a major metropolitan area back home, lack a for-profit prison industry, and don't have cops being constantly accused of using excessive force and kicking doors down and shooting grannies, maybe we should take a few notes just once in a while, rather than constantly criticize.
you're doing it again
What pointing out that there isn't a no-go zone in Seoul? Open your eyes. Korea is cake when it comes to crime and the police. Some flaws? Sure, but compared to back home? I mean fing a dude. Let me drop you off in a little place called Brightmoor. You'd come running back to Korea. Or how about you go through the system? Korea is cake. If you think it isn't you haven't been in the scene.
someone talks about one thing and you go "ok but what about this other thing?"
Korea is cake. If you think it isn't you haven't been in the scene.
I also notice you only complain when I do it, not when anyone else does it. I mean, the OP implicitly compared Korea to other countries with his statement.
Did you grow up in Compton or something? The way you talk sometimes is like you're now living in witness protection.