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I feel like he should definitely be in there longer than 6 months, but I also have no idea what hard labour in a South Korean actually looks like
They're kind of saving him IMO. He had a bounty on his head to track him from people that don't seem to fuck around.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and just assume that its not very fun.
Forced to mop up after BTS concerts
Euuugh.
It's most likely factory work
Slavery is never justified, but this guy certainly makes a hard argument for it.
https://youtu.be/c1vtC7SCztE
It looks average I guess. I know Japanese prisons are some of the worse of any 1st world nation, so I kinda assumed SK would be similar. The documentary could also be putting a more humane angle then it deserves.
Sounds like he'll be put in a cell with about 4 other people, unless there's a need to isolate him. He'll probably get isolated in a week after his cellmates beat his ass.
This is also hard labor and this boy is soft as hell. He will not be having a good time.
Well, they probably want to make the message clear, while also not spending too much money on him.
Every day he is in their system he is costing them money.