Picture of the Day: K-Pop Demon Hunter Products for Sale

Well, to be fair, the music is better than the demonic screeting that came from Yoko Ono’s cake hole.

But South Korea needs their men to actually be men, not kpop hair-dressers and effeminate posers.

Making a lot of money for looking like you wish you were your own sister is a short-term project; but the Internet is forever.

And after the Islamists take over, you really don’t want to look like a harem girl.

BTW, have you noticed the Westerners are leaving Itaewon and the “Halal Street” is expanding?

“Of course there are fewer Westerners in Itaewon—USFK shifted from Yongsan to Pyeongtaek. Not exactly a mystery.”

That’s not the non-mystery being discussed, ding-dong.

The mystery is why there is yellow flight and the Muslim infestation is growing.

This is how you get no-go zones.

With a culture comfortable with pig heads, some smaller Korean communities have protected themselves from being overrun.

Which suggest the question: Are pig heads naturally luck or do they create their own luck?

For a guy who whines about the imaginary FaR rIgHt at every chance, you never seem to have a bad word against the true far right.

We have some Setnaffa fan fiction yet the mystery remains.

Sorry GI, new “fake” email address seems to have tripped the circuit-breaker…

And here’s my version

In the murky corners of the expat web, where avatars boast flags and usernames echo patriotism, one presence stands out.

Setnaffa—loud, insistent, and cloaked in the rhetoric of the American far right.

But peel back the slogans, and the seams begin to show. His “local insights” ring strangely rehearsed, his moral outrage conveniently aligned with Moscow’s talking points. His defenses of authoritarian power structures, his tirades against immigrants, his obsessive focus on “Western decay”—all echo the same narratives Moscow’s digital brigades have seeded across countless forums.

And then there’s his method. Behind the curtain sits a laptop farm of sockpuppets, a small army of fake personas created to manufacture consensus where none exists. These digital doppelgängers cheer his every word, swarm critics with abuse, and give the illusion of grassroots support. But like all manufactured crowds, the applause feels hollow once you know where it comes from.

The irony is rich. He rails against “globalists,” yet parrots propaganda written oceans away. He champions “freedom” while defending those who would snuff it out. His words masquerade as patriotism, but drip with the fingerprints of a Russian agent—or at the very least, a willing pawn.

And his ideology? A brittle edifice. Extreme right-wing ideals promise strength, but collapse under scrutiny: freedom only for some, patriotism warped into paranoia, morality twisted into submission. It is less a vision for the future than a blueprint for control.

In Setnaffa, the folly becomes clear. He isn’t leading a crusade—he’s amplifying someone else’s script. A script designed to fracture, to weaken, to distract. And like so many who mistake extremism for conviction, he cannot see that the louder he shouts, the more transparent his role becomes.

“Co-director Maggie Kang noted that the character’s journey was deliberately written to mirror the process of revealing one’s true self: “Rumi’s story [is] like she’s coming out of the closet and coming clean to her parents who [want] her to be something that she’s not”. […] Kang commented that when developing the song and Rumi’s story they “talked a lot about mixed heritage” as well as “queer identity””

How wonderful, more gay Western subversion. Who could’ve seen that coming from an American (Netflix) production. Truly shocking.

Kind of rich if you consider that some of our right leaning participants here use AI to generate their comments.

Their Korean is stilted, laced with awkward phrasing that betrays a non-native grasp of idiom, and their fervent defense of certain geopolitical stances mirrors the rhetoric of CCP propagandists or, at times, the sharp edge of Iranian state narratives.

I’ve never seen KP or KM use Korean in their comments.

So. obviously @setnaffa used AI to create that long comment and didn’t bother to check it before posting.

AI is a great tool and on the outside the results look great, but need to check the details before letting it out.

Awww… “Temu of Korea” is bent out of shape?

Or maybe he’s just upset that I called him out, too?

But I notice once again that no one addresses the growing blight in Itaewon.

Not all the Western customers were military. But now, it’s turning into a garbage dump.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6jw9OhLTDM

Self-inflicted wounds bite, don’t they Tik?

I’m waiting for the Itaewon Muslim enclave to mosey on down the street to the weirdo quarter in Haebangchon and look at all the Free Palestine signs next to rainbow flags in windows.

That’s a conflicting message.

At least the lack of pork is understandable, as everyone is some sort of creepy vegan.

The best policy is to hide in the shadows and talk smack.

“Hey, hippies, the Muslims said women should go milk the camels.”

“Hey, Muslims, the stinkers said free Palistine for the Jews… they should take it rather than paying for it. You gonna let that slide?”

The problem is, the Islamic far right and the global far left align on too many points to have true conflict.

– hate Trump
– hate America
– hate Jews
– love minor attracted persons