Its a great example of how treating the end result never really improves anything, like abstinence and DARE programs failed to do in the West, if you don't put in the hard work to treat the reason why people seek these things in the first place.
Unfortunately for Korea, their women are so political and socially powerful that you cannot even begin to admit their might be a problem with them in the first place.
The current zeitgeist in korea ends with total destruction of society or only total destruction of "women's rights". There is no other option at this point.
Its a great example of how treating the end result never really improves anything, like abstinence and DARE programs failed to do in the West, if you don't put in the hard work to treat the reason why people seek these things in the first place.
Unfortunately for Korea, their women are so political and socially powerful that you cannot even begin to admit their might be a problem with them in the first place.
The current zeitgeist in korea ends with total destruction of society or only total destruction of "women's rights". There is no other option at this point.