Choi Jun-hee, the daughter of the late Choi Jin-sil and currently an influencer, boldly responded to the excessive malicious comments that insulted both her and her mother, who has passed away.
On the 24th, Choi Jun-hee posted a video on her personal account, showcasing the malicious comments related to Choi Jin-sil. One of the comments read, "I will die in a different way than my mom. The end for someone with anorexia is obvious."
In response, Choi Jun-hee wrote, "Then you can continue living like a pig and end up with myocardial infarction, stroke, high blood pressure, diabetes, sleep apnea, and chronic kidney failure," and added, "And I'm not anorexic."
She also expressed her disappointment by saying, "But~? It's a strange world where it's difficult to sue for such malicious comments."
Furthermore, to netizens who were angry and asked, "Why is it difficult to sue?", she explained, "According to Korean law, for defamation or insult to be established, it must be clearly shown that there was 'insulting language' or 'spreading false information', but comments like 'you will die' are often seen as mere opinions or ridicule, resulting in most cases being dismissed without charges."
She continued, "Instagram and YouTube have overseas servers, so identifying individuals takes a long time, and the police often consider these matters as falling under the scope of freedom of expression, so realistically, even if you sue, it's rare to catch anyone. The process of suing can take too long, from police investigation > prosecution transfer > indictment."
In conclusion, she cheerfully stated, "I've received so much hate that I'm guaranteed to live a long and healthy life."
