Karina di Aespa criticized again for excuses “insincere” among political disputes, the Netizen divided

Karina From Aespa It has become the center of the online debate following its recent excuses for a post on politically accused social media, one that many netizen calls “I insincere” and “disappointing”.

The controversy started when Karina shared a photo during the advantage of Korea Presidential electionwearing a Red jacket with the number “2” on it. Online users quickly hypothesized that he was expressing support Candidate of the Power Kim Moon-Soo partywhich was n. 2 on the vote. Between an increasing backlash, Karina canceled the pole.

Smeniorinment He released a formal declaration that clarifies that the photo had no political intentions. Karina followed a personal message on Bubble fan platformapologizing for having aroused concern and promised to be cautious in the future.

However, the Netizen Koreans criticized the apologies as sincere, delayed and too short, especially with respect to his handwritten letter passed to apologize for his scandal of appointments.

Comments on Theqoo:

1. There is no real remorse for his actions. The way he mentioned “attention” in the message makes it obvious that he really understood it. This is not just reckless: it is absolutely harmful.
2. He clearly realized what he had done and had eliminated him quickly. So why didn’t he publish the apologies on the same day? The answer is disappointing.
3. How can a female idol vote for n. 2 …? How could aespa be a supporter #2 …… ??? I don’t feel like a little bit of regret on his part – I feel forced and I am shocked.
4. He did not write a handwritten letter when his news came out ???? I can’t believe this is real.
5. He has just proved not to think about things.

But not all Netizen are attacking Karina – many are defending her. A trendy post on the PIG forum named “Karina is seriously pitiful ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ ㅠㅠ has gained sympathy and support for the idol.

The original poster wrote, “If you were Karina right now, tremble in fear …” Main comments included:

1. Really, Karina is the victim here.
2. The fun thing is that people who blame Karina are always the same preach on women’s rights. But now, instead of criticizing the author of sexual harassment, they are targeting the victim. This is exactly the reason why women become hesitant to speak when they experience sexual violence. In the end, other women unite and also attack them – it is like an instinct to take sides with misogyny.

This growing division between the Netizen shows how sensitive the public is both to political expression and to the issues related to the genre, in particular when it involves female idols captured in the spotlight.