Y'all know that Korean netizens (or netizens in general) are not monolithic right?

[Kaleidoscope]

 

 

 

just checking

 

[vortex]

and?

[Saint Rose]

Of course not, all knetz are so dumb! Knetz are so hateful, not like us inetz ofc

 

 

[dante.]

YA

[silicon soul]

Wait so you're saying knetz aren't big slabs of rock? My life is a lie

 

[Ogre Shrek]

Yes, of course not.

But they often behave so predictably when it comes to some issues (like idol's skin tone, non-Korean idols, etc) that they sometimes have us fooled.

[Kaisus]

 

 

 

monolithic/mɔnəˈlɪθɪk/

 

 

adjective

 

1. formed of a single large block of stone.

 

(of an organization or system) large, powerful, indivisible, and slow to change.

 

(of a solid-state circuit) composed of active and passive components formed in a single chip.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[KiiroiNatsu]

What do you mean they're not

[pryzilla]

Yes, of course not.

But they often behave so predictably when it comes to some issues (like idol's skin tone, non-Korean idols, etc) that they sometimes have us fooled.

 

I really hope you're not basing this on translations because the majority of fandom translators only do the negative or hot button stuff from the dregs of the internet. It would be like saying americans behave predictably when your sample of opinions comes from yt comments or Yahoo Answers.

[ღChoco]

no I'm pretty sure all knets have the same opinions

nb would never lead me astray

[Ogre Shrek]

 

 

I really hope you're not basing this on translations because the majority of fandom translators only do the negative or hot button stuff from the dregs of the internet. It would be like saying americans behave predictably when your sample of opinions comes from yt comments or Yahoo Answers.

Well, I don't speak Korean, so... insert *"what would you have me base my opinion of k-netizens on" gif 

On the bolded part, no, it would be like saying Americans on yt /yahoo answers (as opposed to Americans generally) behave predictably (since the OP referred to "Korean netizens (or netizens in general)", not Koreans in general).