C’mon anon, isn’t it too obvious to you that I’m referring to …

• Tags: Censorship, Google, Internet, Korea, Law, Politics, YouTube
  

Comment on YouTube Cripples Own Site to Evade Korean Law by Otakumanichiwa:

c’mon anon, isn’t it too obvious to you that I’m referring to Koreans IN South Korea…

stop being a poser leet, god! you can correct if this article is not about Koreans IN their country…

Otakumanichiwa made other comments on this post:

• YouTube Cripples Own Site to Evade Korean Law:
  

  you’re the man bo122!

• YouTube Cripples Own Site to Evade Korean Law:
  

  agree

• YouTube Cripples Own Site to Evade Korean Law:
  

  I think their government will not allow same name and ID number..and then they will make a rule that every youtube account must have a unique national ID number..if this doesn’t match up or exist in their registry, then you can’t make your account..with this, they can efficiently tell who’s who…. Anyway, Google already crippled the Korean Youtube…who cares…

• YouTube Cripples Own Site to Evade Korean Law:
  

  yah, I admit that my initial comment has too many loop holes or double meanings but nah, I’m sure they’ll understand…

• YouTube Cripples Own Site to Evade Korean Law:
  

  *face palm* again…I am referring to Koreans who hate Japan and their stuff, I am not generalizing that all Koreans hate Japan and besides correct me but is this also the government who banned Hetalia? anons are sure annoying…

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  This.