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Prosecutors demand 2 year 6 month jail sentence for Ladies Code's manager
Article: Prosecutors demand 2 year 6 month jail sentence for Ladies Code's manager
Source: Newsis via Nate
1. [+347, -31] Sigh... speeding was his mistake but... I feel like they're just putting everything on him.
2. [+226, -28] Why would anyone take a rental car they received the day before to the mechanics? Why should he be expected to imagine the car's tires popping out... I guess the judge is favoring the bigger company.
3. [+221, -29] The tire popped out, why is the driver taking the sole blame? Why would anyone want to drive a car that risks its tires popping out just for speeding a bit on a rainy road?
4. [+21, -2] The manager is responsible for the speeding but it seems like they're just shoving everything on him now.
5. [+20, -2] He's taking the blame for everything...
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Source: Naver
1. [+5,566, -186] He's a victim too in all of this if you think about it... find strength
2. [+4,858, -172] Why the manager... what about the agency?...
3. [+4,559, -130] The manager's at fault but I also think the agency is responsible for making the tight schedules..
4. [+3,904, -96] Is it really the fault of the manager though...
5. [+3,493, -57] Yeah the manager made a mistake but what are the standards for these sentencings? Even sexual assault criminals get two years, a car accident gets 2 years and 6 months?
6. [+437, -22] It seems like he's taking the blame for everything
7. [+349, -16] 349, -16] I feel bad for the manager... why isn't the agency being penalized for the excessive scheduling?
8. [+297, -10] Managers work on such a tight schedule already, just as tight as idols... the agency's just as much at fault for putting the managers under such immense pressure
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Source: Newsis via Nate
1. [+347, -31] Sigh... speeding was his mistake but... I feel like they're just putting everything on him.
2. [+226, -28] Why would anyone take a rental car they received the day before to the mechanics? Why should he be expected to imagine the car's tires popping out... I guess the judge is favoring the bigger company.
3. [+221, -29] The tire popped out, why is the driver taking the sole blame? Why would anyone want to drive a car that risks its tires popping out just for speeding a bit on a rainy road?
4. [+21, -2] The manager is responsible for the speeding but it seems like they're just shoving everything on him now.
5. [+20, -2] He's taking the blame for everything...
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Source: Naver
1. [+5,566, -186] He's a victim too in all of this if you think about it... find strength
2. [+4,858, -172] Why the manager... what about the agency?...
3. [+4,559, -130] The manager's at fault but I also think the agency is responsible for making the tight schedules..
4. [+3,904, -96] Is it really the fault of the manager though...
5. [+3,493, -57] Yeah the manager made a mistake but what are the standards for these sentencings? Even sexual assault criminals get two years, a car accident gets 2 years and 6 months?
6. [+437, -22] It seems like he's taking the blame for everything
7. [+349, -16] 349, -16] I feel bad for the manager... why isn't the agency being penalized for the excessive scheduling?
8. [+297, -10] Managers work on such a tight schedule already, just as tight as idols... the agency's just as much at fault for putting the managers under such immense pressure
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