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“Hi, I’m Chiho. I stream on Korean TikTok. English is not my first language, and it’s not easy for me to say exactly what I think in English. So please understand that I wrote this and I’m reading it. I want to say something to the people who are calling every Korean TikToker a ‘racist.’ First, let me be clear. Some Korean netizens did say racist things. That was wrong. There is no excuse for it. But words matter. ‘Racist’ is a word for individual behavior, not for an entire nationality. If some people did something wrong, criticize those actions. Don’t attack millions of people who had nothing to do with it. Let me ask you this. If a murder happens in Korea, does that mean all Koreans are murderers? Of course not. And the same is true for every country in the world. If I saw a few bad comments and said, ‘All Indonesians are racist,’ would that be fair? No. That would be discrimination. I communicate with many Indonesian fans. They respect me, and I respect them. That is why I hope you don’t hate Korea because of a specific group called ‘k-netz.’ And I hope I will never start hating Indonesia because of the actions of a few people. Fighting racism by generalizing and attacking a whole country is not justice. It’s just another form of hate. If you care about respect, start by practicing it.”
“Hi, I’m Chiho. I stream on Korean TikTok. English is not my first language, and it’s not easy for me to say exactly what I think in English. So please understand that I wrote this and I’m reading it. I want to say something to the people who are calling every Korean TikToker a ‘racist.’ First, let me be clear. Some Korean netizens did say racist things. That was wrong. There is no excuse for it. But words matter. ‘Racist’ is a word for individual behavior, not for an entire nationality. If some people did something wrong, criticize those actions. Don’t attack millions of people who had nothing to do with it. Let me ask you this. If a murder happens in Korea, does that mean all Koreans are murderers? Of course not. And the same is true for every country in the world. If I saw a few bad comments and said, ‘All Indonesians are racist,’ would that be fair? No. That would be discrimination. I communicate with many Indonesian fans. They respect me, and I respect them. That is why I hope you don’t hate Korea because of a specific group called ‘k-netz.’ And I hope I will never start hating Indonesia because of the actions of a few people. Fighting racism by generalizing and attacking a whole country is not justice. It’s just another form of hate. If you care about respect, start by practicing it.”
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