@Another_Level99 The entire world condemns it, yet South Koreans refuse to acknowledge it. That disgrace of theirs is something the world finds appalling, whereas South Koreans view it as a source of pride—pride in the fact that the whole nation cheated.
@PUBG A national representative using an aimbot during a match—this controversial incident reminds me of the unsportsmanlike conduct seen in South Korean sports history, particularly during the 2002 World Cup.
@pattrick_36 A national representative using an aimbot during a match—this controversial incident reminds me of the unsportsmanlike conduct seen in South Korean sports history, particularly during the 2002 World Cup.
@AzuraETH A national representative using an aimbot during a match—this controversial incident reminds me of the unsportsmanlike conduct seen in South Korean sports history, particularly during the 2002 World Cup.
@AllInOneJapan A national representative using an aimbot during a match—this controversial incident reminds me of the unsportsmanlike conduct seen in South Korean sports history, particularly during the 2002 World Cup.
@PsyDuckisking A national representative using an aimbot during a match—this controversial incident reminds me of the unsportsmanlike conduct seen in South Korean sports history, particularly during the 2002 World Cup.
@Mcnugget_1403 Just because she is South Korean, she gets off scot-free? It’s ridiculous. It’s shameful. The stain of the 2002 World Cup is repeating itself.
@PUBG Her glass of water revealed the truth. She was using three monitors, not just one as she claimed. What a lie. Since she is Korean, she will be found innocent.
@ADOUZiE Her glass of water revealed the truth. She was using three monitors, not just one as she claimed. What a lie. Since she is Korean, she will be found innocent.