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@TheArtHeal74654 @SmallKorean6767 @thaswoon Koreans must be so proud of her. She’ll protect Koreans even when the truth isn’t on their side. Haha

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@PUBGwithSam i was just wondering where you are from ?

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@SmallKorean6767 Mess with the Vietnamese, find out. 💀

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@SmallKorean6767 @pattrick_36

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@fuzzface49 They weren’t deliberately targeting her specifically.

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@fuzzface49 I can assure you that there was no malicious intent. If you rewatch that match, you’ll see that the Korean team spread out quite widely to loot. Soopi was the closest one to the Vietnamese team, so Vietnam took the opportunity to catch her alone.

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@TeaBoneTV Why didn’t Gyumin get permanently banned for doing the same thing in an official tournament?

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@mskkeuu @spotifylll Regardless of who started the conflict, anyone who responds with this kind of language is no different from the other side. Both sides are wrong, and both are equally in the wrong.

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@casa369blanca Is this what South Korea teaches people about how to treat one another?
https://t.co/JefBpXPxxv

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@spotifylll Below are just some of the 720 comments made by Korean users. Don’t lecture others when your own country also has plenty of people who behave like this.
https://t.co/JefBpXPxxv

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@spotifylll I’m the one who should be asking the question: “Is this what South Korea teaches people about how to treat one another?”

I've plenty of evidence, and comments showing how some of your fellow countrymen have engaged in insults, discrimination, and toxic, hateful behavior.
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@tgltnPUBG As for the South Korean perspective, I don't think I need to say much because there have already been so many videos posted about it.
For the Vietnamese perspective, I suggest watching the three videos on this channel:
https://t.co/pYCk0deYvt

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@tgltnPUBG For the Vietnamese perspective, I suggest watching the three videos on this channel:
https://t.co/pYCk0deYvt

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@thaswoon @TBH707 @AllabouthHenry @pattrick_36 @PUBG Is what you’re doing in Korea considered normal? I’m just wondering.

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@thaswoon @TBH707 @AllabouthHenry @pattrick_36 @PUBG I don’t want to argue with you. I’ve been following what’s been happening over the past few days. You’re not just talking about PUBG. You’re actively trying to find every possible way to insult and belittle Vietnamese people. This is no longer just about PUBG.

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@thaswoon @AllabouthHenry @pattrick_36 In reality, Himass and Tanvuu did not knowingly break any rules. If there is no clear rule prohibiting it, they should not be condemned for it.

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@thaswoon @AllabouthHenry @pattrick_36 Even players from countries like Thailand, Japan didn’t seem to have an issue with it. Yet only your country is making such a big deal out of it.
Himass and Tanvuu already explained the situation and apologized, but you still continue to attack them and make this a bigger issue.

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@thaswoon @AllabouthHenry @pattrick_36 Himass and Tanvuu directly asked the Vietnamese organizers about this on stream. It is the organizers’ responsibility to communicate the rules clearly to teams from other countries. Why should we have to ask every other country individually?

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@AllabouthHenry @pattrick_36 There’s no reason they would risk their careers over this. It was simply a misunderstanding caused by different tournament cultures.