OSSC has always gone out of their way to touch on topics that aren't typically discussed esp. in Korea, & I'm really glad that the topic of SA was chosen to be discussed.
I wish you guys discussed the sentencing that the perpetrators received because I know it’s really different from what someone would receive in South Korea.
They already have a video over that. They brought in Korean law majors and showed a multitude of trials and their sentencing and they all discussed how different it was in korea
Doesn't have to be Korea. In my country, someone like that wouldn't do more than 10 years jail time. Pedos get anywhere between 3-7 years, depending on what they have actually done and murderers... the last one I saw got an 18 year sentence and will probably leave sooner due to good behavior while in prison. We desperately need reforms in the justice system otherwise this is just a mockery.
@@fairywonder3419 Portugal. Max sentence is 25 years regardless of what you do. But you have to do something heinous to get the judges to give you a sentence like that.
The thing that pissed me off the most with the Nassar case (2nd guy who was the US Olympics “doctor”) was that an athlete reported she was abused by him to the the police or FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigations) and a local FBI office failed horribly in handling the case that nothing happened earlier that could have prevented many more victims. (They did an over the phone interview with a young sex assault victim and then did nothing with the information). Also with the Epstein case he was on suicide watch then somehow he was put back in his cell, the security cameras didn’t work and the guards who were supposed to check on him were either asleep or just never checked. I believe a good portion of people believe he was killed because he knew who did horrible things with him which included powerful people so they killed him in a discreet way to hide their involvement.
I was born into an abusive family and more than one person abused me and the abuse was all the kinds of abuse you can think of not just sexual, I grew up knowing nothing else but abuse, yes I told many, many times but was never rescued, I was punished severely by my abusers for telling, I was also sent from one abusive house to another, this was all family members, never once was I safe. The system failed me and so did my own so called family
That’s the problem with many people in power, they don’t trust kids when they say something is wrong like there will be some kids that lie but that’s not a reason to ignore them. Also I’m so sorry you had to go through that.
@@LilacMorelli it started in the 80's through a little over half of the 90's. I am still fighting to get mentally better, I am strong and I survived, but I am also weak and scared
@@jennyberto2075 i believe in you, though my own sa experience may not have been as rough as yours, i understand the struggle to better ourselves and someday be ok. These memories may never be forgotten, but there is always a rainbow after a storm. I do hope you grow stronger day by day, even if just little by little. ❤❤❤❤❤
@@jennyberto2075 I hope you have many good days and live life with peace. It gets hard and even I revert back to the memories but push for the best even if you just got through the day that’s okay you’re brave
Statistically speaking, if the women on this channel were North American, at least one of them would be a victim of sexual abuse of some sort. I assume that even fewer women in South Korea report being sexually assaulted, than women in the West do. This, along with police apathy, makes the true nature of South Korea's sex crimes numbers impossible to know.
Yeah, it's depressing to see them say woman in Korea don't show their faces and talk about it because of the "social perspective." It's not social perspective, it's a male-dominated traditional society that thinks being raped is somehow an indictment against the woman -- talk about victim blaming. The fact that more people don't support these women is heartbreaking..
1 in 3 women globally will be victims of some kind of sexual assault. The specific number per country differs based on reports, but even in America about 85% of sexual assault crimes go unreported every year. So everywhere it is so much worse than people realize
@@cniknik9863 , I was 7 when I was first assaulted. Many of the woman that I know have been molested in public places on multiple occasions, myself included. I know a woman who was raped and repeatedly stabbed, by a 16 year old. In a survey at some college in the United States, 31% of guys said that they would rape a woman if they knew that they would get away with it. The violently misogynistic situations and comments that young women face nowadays, especially online, is extremely disheartening. The only way these assaults will stop, is when we all acknowledge that violence against women, is a man's issue. The only way this will happen is if good men, everywhere, take a stand. Men need to stop remaining silent when other guys use disrespectful language or actions against women. Men simply must do better.
And in america the numbers are definitely way higher than what is even reported because of the judicial system in america is trash. They treat sex abuse cases like they treat domestic abuse cases and wonder why these heinous criminals keep committing such heinous acts. If they actually punished each monster brutally, i want to assume the cases would start to dwindle. And the punishment shouldn’t just be sitting in a cell and waiting for population to take care of them. I mean actually giving them the same treatment or worse than their victims mentally, emotionally and physically for them to grasp how heinous they were towards their victims.
I'm glad that you,OSSC,are watching things that aren’t normally talked about or seen in Korea and things like that,that happen daily to thousands of girls! where can i watch these documentaries?
What do you mean, "judge them correctly?" You either believe He will, or He will not at all. Besides, the Father and the Son are both Judges, and they give _everyone_ plenty of time in this *life* to turn their lives around and seek out their salvation with fear and trembling. That also includes you and I. There is no "special sinner" nor "special victim" to spare in this life. The one who has real faith in Jesus is the one who gets spared from wrath for breaking the Laws of God. That is the only reason whether everyone who ever lived will get spared or not. There is no favoritism and bribing God never works.
I lived in Korea for three years while working with the Korean Police. This should never happen to anyone in any country. In America, the MeToo movement encourages the reporting of these sexual crimes where in the past they would not. It needs to be reported, acted upon and stopped. Unfortuantely, from my experiences working with the Korean police, Korean women still had a difficult time trying to report these crimes. It may be due to the Korean culture where they treat women differently. Just my opinion. Maybe a topic for your next video.
@@sweeleongng333 I remember there was a case of a CHILD, a 6 year old girl who got brutally r@ped and assaulted (so much that some parts of her body literally stopped working and had to get removed) and yet there WAS people saying that “she shouldn’t have walked that way to school” “she shouldn’t have greeted the man”. I still can’t wrap my head around that.
I'm from the city where the first story took place. The perpetrator ended up killing himself one month into his prison sentence and the house where the girls were held was demolished. One of the girls, Amanda Berry, is on the local news regularly and helps find lost children now.
It's comforting that they find it as horrific as I do and that even tho its not reported or spoken much in Korea at least they still see how horrific it is
Most of my friends have been victims since before we even turned 14. I think most women have some stories or know another woman close to them that's been through it. As another note I would just like to say that i acknowledge that anyone (bc of the whole man vs woman argument) can be a victim. SA happens bc of horrible people.
I am proud of this channel. While other channels have very shallow content, OSSC shows our South Korean friends deep, real topics on both the good and bad sides. Some of us know that in SK it is a very difficult subject but that is not why it has to be hidden. Someone has to bring it up and OSSC as always does it in an amazing way.
It’s very hard for Asian Women because of the culture and it’s even harder to change when a system fails the people be strong and be brave i wish you the best always love you and your videos
Yes girls, these men are disgusting a woman should be able to walk anywhere with out being molested. I love you for showing this and letting other girls know they did nothing wrong
I subscribed to your channel ages ago when you were smaller because I saw something special here. It was clear that you guys were willing to tackle heavier and more complex issues in your reaction content, and weren’t afraid to allow your cast to express nuanced opinions and unique perspectives. I was worried as you got more popular, you might move away from this content, but you’ve never disappointed me. Thank you for your continued commitment to holding these difficult discussions on your channel. OSSC is truly in a league of its own as a reaction channel, both among South Korean content and amongst the world.
In the first case, the saddest part of it is that Amanda Berry's mother went to Sylvia Brown's psychic show and asked if her daughter's alive. She was told that she's dead. She died before Amanda was rescued.
Gosh I remember watching that first documentary years ago(I usually watch crime documentaries when I have free time and this documentary is the most memorable one). The suspect was so disgusting. He acted like a decent neighbor when he literally abduct 3 teenagers, kept and abused them for 10 years.
The jeffery epstein case goes way deeper than that. Because there are so many big names involved in that trafficking ring with all those minors. There is a long list of well known people involved. Once you start looking into it, it’s basically like going into a rabbit hole of evilness, disgusting acts, etc…
We'd love to hear your ideas on our new OSSC content via this link below! Any ideas are welcomed and we'll definitely give you a gift if we decided to make a video with your ideas!💪 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 vvd.bz/18d
It was painful to watch this. I am always glad that OSSC goes the extra mile to talk about current and real things and explain how it would be perceived/accepted in SK. I was abused by my own father for years. He is dead now. You never forget. My mother wouldn't have him arrested because she didn't want me to testify so people would know. That was in the late 70's and things weren't like they are now...
The true crime reactions always fascinate me. I love to hear the opinions and thoughts of yall. If I may recommend a sort of taboo content for reaction, I say a band named SKYND. SKYND is a band that creates music based on True Crime. They don't go into too much depth of cases, so research may be needed, but it's interesting.
The first one is why I will never trust bus drivers. Everyone I've ever told about my fear of a bus driver kidnapping me thought I was crazy for it. Bus drivers know where you live and can easily come to your house and kidnap you. When I was little I was afraid of being the last kid off the bus because I was scared my school bus driver would kidnap me... It's a legitimate fear and people should take it more seriously because if a child of mine or somebody else's that I knew got kidnapped my first thought in my head is gonna be "the bus driver did it"
I remember the news report of Ariel Castro being arrested, I was 8 years old. I don’t really understand what was going on but I knew what he did was very bad and wrong and was disgusted by him. My grandma was home with me at the time and I remember her screaming profanities at the TV because she hated that man and remembers when she heard the girls had been kidnapped who were around my aunts age at the time so it hit home for her (my aunt was 15/16 in 2003)
Many victims don't come forward because society judges them. Even judges ask "what were you wearing," as if that means it's ok. Then you have light sentences that don't truly punish the person... Brock Turner was found guilty in the middle of doing it to an unconscious woman. The judge had went to Brocks college so I don't know how it wasn't a conflict of interest. Brock was sentenced to 6 months but got out after only 2 months of prison. A few months ago, think in January? A man was found guilty of doing it to 4 girls. The judge gave 0 prison time. Only parole. Like wtf...
I hope one day, South Korea and other countries will progress enough that women and men who are abused or sexually assaulted or harassed won’t be afraid to stand up and say what happened. I hope that they will be able to have the courage to get their own justice in the legal system and not have to worry about social stigma. Society should recognize and protect those who are hurt. They should be supported. Not hidden and too afraid to get help from fear of ramifications back on themselves. How many sexual abusers are able to take multiple victims because they know they won’t talk? How many children, teens, and adults of any gender carry around the pain of having gone through these things with no comfort from their loved ones?
It has taken me a long time to watch this video because of the subject matter being so infuriating, so I applaud you for making it through filming of this episode
I liked this. I think I’m curious to see how they’d react to the A&E Network docuseries “The Secrets of Playboy” which came out a few months ago, because of how many of the abusers other than Hugh Hefner were also celebrities and how systematic it was. I hope you’ll consider my idea ^_^
I thought R.Kelly was going to be on the list. A ton of rich people in music or media of all kinds have the power to harm and cover up repeatedly. And go unchecked by everyone around them for long periods of time.
Feel like you should have included the reaction of Larry (so and so medical expert) in court after the last victim asked him directly how he felt right at that moment. Just to find out how true evil looks like.
OSSC members opinions never disappointed me. Those documentaries were so sad to watch , the only thing i hate was that J. Epstein didnt spend the time he deserved in jail by leaving cowardly this 🌎
There’s a “conspiracy” that he didn’t kill himself. With all the signs shown ,he was suicided by higher ups. Meaning, the elites,those in power, killed him so he wouldn’t confess to how many politicians or corporate bankers molest the. Thousands of kids that go missing every year.
Speaking out and trying to defend yourself against harassment pretty often leads to women getting killed or harassed more. People are trying to fight this in Korea, but it is still difficult.
Well, Castro and Epstein are already dead. Larry Nasser is serving consecutive life sentences in max security prison. Your chances of breaking bones are zero.
I dont know if I'm wrong but I feel in Korea,I read an incident where a girl is raped the boy is the victim and the girl seduced him, like why the hell does that make sense?
@@legorockstar2000 Not in my opinion considering it only contained female victims and even if the video was supposed to be on female victims only, serial abuse happens in the prison system much more frequently with many more victims.
@@johnpaullaizure7330 Okay and these were the worst cases, you cannot expect them to report on cases that are not widely available knowledge. This was the worst cases in the US, it just so happened that they were female, the title is correct. The title infers nothing about gender and the cases picked were also not based on their gender either.
@@legorockstar2000 And that's your opinion, notice how i prefaced my comment with "in my opinion." Not "And i declare this to be true! so sayeth I!". Again, People learning elementary level grammar and vocabulary then utilizing it on the internet would solve the majority of disputes found on it; In my opinion.
@@johnpaullaizure7330 question, and please answer honestly. If this video only mentioned male victim cases instead would u bothered commenting and have said the same thing but wrote ur comment about female victims instead?
Why do all your videos show people, especially Koreans, the bad side of America and the bad side of foreigners? Why don't we foreigners and Koreans see the bad side of Korea, for example, the harassment of elderly women and teenagers and the bullying that leads to suicides in your country We want to watch Koreans Girls React To Worst Sexual Abuse In Korea
WTF?! Maybe leave this sort of thing for videos that aren't about men brutalizing women. The fact that you couldn't get that, leads me to think that you're no older than 13. If not physically, then certainly mentally.
영상에 출연하신 분들께서 가장 핵심을 말하지않으셨 네요...그것은 바로 " 범죄 에는 성별이 없다 " 이러한 수준낯은 편협한 시야 안목 들은 최대한 버리세요 범죄 에는 여자의 비율이 지극히 높지만 그럼에도 남자들의 비율도 낯지않습니다 가해 자의 성별은 언제든지 바뀔 수 있으니까요 미국이라는 나라는 범죄자에겐 일체의 인권이라는게 존재하지 않 습니다 피해자의 인권을 중 시하니까요 한국의 법은 가 진자 힘있는자 권력자들을 위해서 요리조리 빠져나가 게 만들어져있는 법 단지.. 지금은 법을 악용해서 사회 에서 각종 범죄를 저지르는 여자들이 늘어나는 추세라 는거 성희롱-거짓 성범죄 신고-각종 기업내 자금횡 령-각종 갑질 제가 볼때엔 여자들도 문제라고 생각함 성범죄라고 기겁하고 놀라 실꺼라면 출연자분들께서 훗날에 태어날 아이에게는 옳바른 성교육을 시키세요 그것만해도 50%는 성범죄 가 줄어들게 되니까요 물론 법도 바뀌어야하고 인식도 바뀌어야하고 시각들도 바 뀌어야하겠죠 진정 중요하 고 진정 핵심적인것을 놓친 다면 그 누구도 공범들이자 범죄자가 될수있다는 증거 ......
OSSC has always gone out of their way to touch on topics that aren't typically discussed esp. in Korea, & I'm really glad that the topic of SA was chosen to be discussed.
I’m glad u said S.A instead of …well y’know
@@user4444zaza I don't know hon. Do tell me
@@raynajfernandez8200 uh- $3xu@l @bu$3
gay
Especially when Sa a huge problem in Korea and Japan
I wish you guys discussed the sentencing that the perpetrators received because I know it’s really different from what someone would receive in South Korea.
They already have a video over that. They brought in Korean law majors and showed a multitude of trials and their sentencing and they all discussed how different it was in korea
Doesn't have to be Korea. In my country, someone like that wouldn't do more than 10 years jail time. Pedos get anywhere between 3-7 years, depending on what they have actually done and murderers... the last one I saw got an 18 year sentence and will probably leave sooner due to good behavior while in prison. We desperately need reforms in the justice system otherwise this is just a mockery.
@@Manic_Panic what country you live jn
@@fairywonder3419 Portugal. Max sentence is 25 years regardless of what you do. But you have to do something heinous to get the judges to give you a sentence like that.
@@raysofrosie what video title??
"little girls dont stay little forever. they grow into strong powerful women and come to destroy your world"
very well said
Very well said but its not true. Nobody pays the juste price for their act and no women are too powerful to destroy their world.
The thing that pissed me off the most with the Nassar case (2nd guy who was the US Olympics “doctor”) was that an athlete reported she was abused by him to the the police or FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigations) and a local FBI office failed horribly in handling the case that nothing happened earlier that could have prevented many more victims. (They did an over the phone interview with a young sex assault victim and then did nothing with the information).
Also with the Epstein case he was on suicide watch then somehow he was put back in his cell, the security cameras didn’t work and the guards who were supposed to check on him were either asleep or just never checked. I believe a good portion of people believe he was killed because he knew who did horrible things with him which included powerful people so they killed him in a discreet way to hide their involvement.
I was looking for a comment like this. So much more to that Epstein story.
@@youngforever1445 See what happens if his partner in crime tries to plea bargain by naming names before her sentencing.
About Eipstein suicide watch, I heard there was understaffing too so the guards went like 2 to 5 shifts at that time.
Wow props to the editor, the level of editing has increased a lot. They need a raise 👏
Rightttt
I was born into an abusive family and more than one person abused me and the abuse was all the kinds of abuse you can think of not just sexual, I grew up knowing nothing else but abuse, yes I told many, many times but was never rescued, I was punished severely by my abusers for telling, I was also sent from one abusive house to another, this was all family members, never once was I safe. The system failed me and so did my own so called family
That’s the problem with many people in power, they don’t trust kids when they say something is wrong like there will be some kids that lie but that’s not a reason to ignore them. Also I’m so sorry you had to go through that.
@@LilacMorelli it started in the 80's through a little over half of the 90's. I am still fighting to get mentally better, I am strong and I survived, but I am also weak and scared
@@jennyberto2075 i believe in you, though my own sa experience may not have been as rough as yours, i understand the struggle to better ourselves and someday be ok. These memories may never be forgotten, but there is always a rainbow after a storm. I do hope you grow stronger day by day, even if just little by little. ❤❤❤❤❤
@@jennyberto2075 I hope you have many good days and live life with peace. It gets hard and even I revert back to the memories but push for the best even if you just got through the day that’s okay you’re brave
I hope your in a better situation now I'm praying for you ♡
Statistically speaking, if the women on this channel were North American, at least one of them would be a victim of sexual abuse of some sort. I assume that even fewer women in South Korea report being sexually assaulted, than women in the West do. This, along with police apathy, makes the true nature of South Korea's sex crimes numbers impossible to know.
Here in Brazil is even worse unfortunately =/
Yeah, it's depressing to see them say woman in Korea don't show their faces and talk about it because of the "social perspective." It's not social perspective, it's a male-dominated traditional society that thinks being raped is somehow an indictment against the woman -- talk about victim blaming. The fact that more people don't support these women is heartbreaking..
1 in 3 women globally will be victims of some kind of sexual assault. The specific number per country differs based on reports, but even in America about 85% of sexual assault crimes go unreported every year. So everywhere it is so much worse than people realize
@@cniknik9863 , I was 7 when I was first assaulted. Many of the woman that I know have been molested in public places on multiple occasions, myself included. I know a woman who was raped and repeatedly stabbed, by a 16 year old. In a survey at some college in the United States, 31% of guys said that they would rape a woman if they knew that they would get away with it. The violently misogynistic situations and comments that young women face nowadays, especially online, is extremely disheartening. The only way these assaults will stop, is when we all acknowledge that violence against women, is a man's issue. The only way this will happen is if good men, everywhere, take a stand. Men need to stop remaining silent when other guys use disrespectful language or actions against women. Men simply must do better.
And in america the numbers are definitely way higher than what is even reported because of the judicial system in america is trash. They treat sex abuse cases like they treat domestic abuse cases and wonder why these heinous criminals keep committing such heinous acts. If they actually punished each monster brutally, i want to assume the cases would start to dwindle. And the punishment shouldn’t just be sitting in a cell and waiting for population to take care of them. I mean actually giving them the same treatment or worse than their victims mentally, emotionally and physically for them to grasp how heinous they were towards their victims.
I'm glad that you,OSSC,are watching things that aren’t normally talked about or seen in Korea and things like that,that happen daily to thousands of girls! where can i watch these documentaries?
I physically feel sick after watching this. I don’t understand how someone could do this…. I hope God judges them correctly in the afterlife.
What do you mean, "judge them correctly?" You either believe He will, or He will not at all. Besides, the Father and the Son are both Judges, and they give _everyone_ plenty of time in this *life* to turn their lives around and seek out their salvation with fear and trembling. That also includes you and I. There is no "special sinner" nor "special victim" to spare in this life. The one who has real faith in Jesus is the one who gets spared from wrath for breaking the Laws of God. That is the only reason whether everyone who ever lived will get spared or not. There is no favoritism and bribing God never works.
I lived in Korea for three years while working with the Korean Police. This should never happen to anyone in any country. In America, the MeToo movement encourages the reporting of these sexual crimes where in the past they would not. It needs to be reported, acted upon and stopped. Unfortuantely, from my experiences working with the Korean police, Korean women still had a difficult time trying to report these crimes. It may be due to the Korean culture where they treat women differently. Just my opinion. Maybe a topic for your next video.
When you say you worked with the Korean Police, what did you actually do for them?
The Korean citizen also blame the victim and not the bad guy.
@@sweeleongng333 I remember there was a case of a CHILD, a 6 year old girl who got brutally r@ped and assaulted (so much that some parts of her body literally stopped working and had to get removed) and yet there WAS people saying that “she shouldn’t have walked that way to school” “she shouldn’t have greeted the man”. I still can’t wrap my head around that.
I'm from the city where the first story took place. The perpetrator ended up killing himself one month into his prison sentence and the house where the girls were held was demolished. One of the girls, Amanda Berry, is on the local news regularly and helps find lost children now.
It's comforting that they find it as horrific as I do and that even tho its not reported or spoken much in Korea at least they still see how horrific it is
Most of my friends have been victims since before we even turned 14. I think most women have some stories or know another woman close to them that's been through it. As another note I would just like to say that i acknowledge that anyone (bc of the whole man vs woman argument) can be a victim. SA happens bc of horrible people.
I am proud of this channel. While other channels have very shallow content, OSSC shows our South Korean friends deep, real topics on both the good and bad sides. Some of us know that in SK it is a very difficult subject but that is not why it has to be hidden. Someone has to bring it up and OSSC as always does it in an amazing way.
It’s very hard for Asian Women because of the culture and it’s even harder to change when a system fails the people be strong and be brave i wish you the best always love you and your videos
Yes girls, these men are disgusting a woman should be able to walk anywhere with out being molested. I love you for showing this and letting other girls know they did nothing wrong
i love the women on this channel they’re always so well spoken and always express their opinions
"We Don't Stay Little Forever" damn I got chills
I subscribed to your channel ages ago when you were smaller because I saw something special here. It was clear that you guys were willing to tackle heavier and more complex issues in your reaction content, and weren’t afraid to allow your cast to express nuanced opinions and unique perspectives. I was worried as you got more popular, you might move away from this content, but you’ve never disappointed me. Thank you for your continued commitment to holding these difficult discussions on your channel. OSSC is truly in a league of its own as a reaction channel, both among South Korean content and amongst the world.
ok this is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels because of the serious topics
oh my god, please make longer videos! we'll for sure watch it :( 8 min is so little
In the first case, the saddest part of it is that Amanda Berry's mother went to Sylvia Brown's psychic show and asked if her daughter's alive. She was told that she's dead. She died before Amanda was rescued.
Gosh I remember watching that first documentary years ago(I usually watch crime documentaries when I have free time and this documentary is the most memorable one). The suspect was so disgusting. He acted like a decent neighbor when he literally abduct 3 teenagers, kept and abused them for 10 years.
The jeffery epstein case goes way deeper than that. Because there are so many big names involved in that trafficking ring with all those minors. There is a long list of well known people involved. Once you start looking into it, it’s basically like going into a rabbit hole of evilness, disgusting acts, etc…
We'd love to hear your ideas on our new OSSC content via this link below!
Any ideas are welcomed and we'll definitely give you a gift if we decided to make a video with your ideas!💪
👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇
vvd.bz/18d
It was painful to watch this. I am always glad that OSSC goes the extra mile to talk about current and real things and explain how it would be perceived/accepted in SK. I was abused by my own father for years. He is dead now. You never forget. My mother wouldn't have him arrested because she didn't want me to testify so people would know. That was in the late 70's and things weren't like they are now...
The true crime reactions always fascinate me. I love to hear the opinions and thoughts of yall. If I may recommend a sort of taboo content for reaction, I say a band named SKYND. SKYND is a band that creates music based on True Crime. They don't go into too much depth of cases, so research may be needed, but it's interesting.
I was finally able to tell my mom 15 years after my brother sa’d me just earlier this year 😭
The first one is why I will never trust bus drivers. Everyone I've ever told about my fear of a bus driver kidnapping me thought I was crazy for it. Bus drivers know where you live and can easily come to your house and kidnap you. When I was little I was afraid of being the last kid off the bus because I was scared my school bus driver would kidnap me... It's a legitimate fear and people should take it more seriously because if a child of mine or somebody else's that I knew got kidnapped my first thought in my head is gonna be "the bus driver did it"
I remember the news report of Ariel Castro being arrested, I was 8 years old. I don’t really understand what was going on but I knew what he did was very bad and wrong and was disgusted by him. My grandma was home with me at the time and I remember her screaming profanities at the TV because she hated that man and remembers when she heard the girls had been kidnapped who were around my aunts age at the time so it hit home for her (my aunt was 15/16 in 2003)
As a former gymnast who has been to the ranch a few times I’m so glad I never saw Dr. Nassar smh
Who agrees these vids are very entertaining
They need to react to the crimes of their own country, I have and believe me things are much… MUCH worse.
Many victims don't come forward because society judges them. Even judges ask "what were you wearing," as if that means it's ok. Then you have light sentences that don't truly punish the person...
Brock Turner was found guilty in the middle of doing it to an unconscious woman. The judge had went to Brocks college so I don't know how it wasn't a conflict of interest. Brock was sentenced to 6 months but got out after only 2 months of prison.
A few months ago, think in January? A man was found guilty of doing it to 4 girls. The judge gave 0 prison time. Only parole. Like wtf...
I hope one day, South Korea and other countries will progress enough that women and men who are abused or sexually assaulted or harassed won’t be afraid to stand up and say what happened. I hope that they will be able to have the courage to get their own justice in the legal system and not have to worry about social stigma. Society should recognize and protect those who are hurt. They should be supported. Not hidden and too afraid to get help from fear of ramifications back on themselves. How many sexual abusers are able to take multiple victims because they know they won’t talk? How many children, teens, and adults of any gender carry around the pain of having gone through these things with no comfort from their loved ones?
It has taken me a long time to watch this video because of the subject matter being so infuriating, so I applaud you for making it through filming of this episode
Now the guys should react to this
I liked this. I think I’m curious to see how they’d react to the A&E Network docuseries “The Secrets of Playboy” which came out a few months ago, because of how many of the abusers other than Hugh Hefner were also celebrities and how systematic it was. I hope you’ll consider my idea ^_^
To me, that’s not shocking in the least. He viewed women as nothing more than sex objects, but was treated like a feminist icon for decades.
I thought R.Kelly was going to be on the list. A ton of rich people in music or media of all kinds have the power to harm and cover up repeatedly. And go unchecked by everyone around them for long periods of time.
You guys should do the SON OF SAM and THE NIGHT STALKER. in your next videos
Feel like you should have included the reaction of Larry (so and so medical expert) in court after the last victim asked him directly how he felt right at that moment. Just to find out how true evil looks like.
I hope they react as well to the Jaycee Lee Dugard case and to the Joseph Fritzl abuse case.
OSSC members opinions never disappointed me. Those documentaries were so sad to watch , the only thing i hate was that J. Epstein didnt spend the time he deserved in jail by leaving cowardly this 🌎
There’s a “conspiracy” that he didn’t kill himself. With all the signs shown ,he was suicided by higher ups. Meaning, the elites,those in power, killed him so he wouldn’t confess to how many politicians or corporate bankers molest the. Thousands of kids that go missing every year.
It's good they talked about Jeffrey he was protected because he was the presidents friend he was untouchable
Imagine they share about Ted Bundy ! That would freak all the girls out here 😬
whats worse is people are hiding facts about these cases still
Why is it hard for Korean women to speak out? What about society causes them to go into hiding?
Speaking out and trying to defend yourself against harassment pretty often leads to women getting killed or harassed more. People are trying to fight this in Korea, but it is still difficult.
Welcoming Youngju with a hard topic
They should react to Oprah’s Me Too speech
Unfortunately these people are all very human, not monsters
Let me have 10 min with those guy in room alone after am done he won’t able move cause all his bone are broken
Well, Castro and Epstein are already dead. Larry Nasser is serving consecutive life sentences in max security prison. Your chances of breaking bones are zero.
@@taoist32 yeah am too late 😩
@@taoist32 Ha! Epstein is currently enjoying the tropics somewhere in the Caribbean
No matter how a woman is dressed she can walk down the street without being harassed. IT IS HER RIGHT
Can you do a reacting to saddest video games moment. Plzzzzz😔😪
2 of those 3 "men" are dead. They killed themselves. Dont know about the doctor off the top of my head.
To my knowledge, he should still be alive in jail.
commercial break , if you like a MPOP girl group, don't forget to watch Dolla Bad MV okie bye 🐣
*btw they from Malaysia
Good job .
Can you react to Attack on Titan?
too sad to watch all the way through :(
OSSC please React to Residential schools Is a very scary history in Canada and watch Indian horse on Netflix
oh with nascar one of the fathers of the victims launched himself at him.
U gyes r cute 💖 keep it up
Can’t lie to u I wasn’t really feeling mj replacement not because she bad it’s because mj was so cool but I like the new girl she Ite 😁😁😁😁
Say what you will about Nasser, but you can't call him a virgin.
This is a very odd video to show in my recommended on Valentines day.
ترجمه عربيه❤🇮🇶
That's just awful
You should react as well to worst sexual abuse by women to men and boys.
야! 여성은 보호받아야 한다
I dont know if I'm wrong but I feel in Korea,I read an incident where a girl is raped the boy is the victim and the girl seduced him, like why the hell does that make sense?
These American give America such a bad name! That’s it I’m moving to South Korea
ll
This was pretty good, just maybe change the title as you didn't speak of any male sexual abuse victims.
the title is fine?
@@legorockstar2000 Not in my opinion considering it only contained female victims and even if the video was supposed to be on female victims only, serial abuse happens in the prison system much more frequently with many more victims.
@@johnpaullaizure7330 Okay and these were the worst cases, you cannot expect them to report on cases that are not widely available knowledge. This was the worst cases in the US, it just so happened that they were female, the title is correct. The title infers nothing about gender and the cases picked were also not based on their gender either.
@@legorockstar2000 And that's your opinion, notice how i prefaced my comment with "in my opinion." Not "And i declare this to be true! so sayeth I!". Again, People learning elementary level grammar and vocabulary then utilizing it on the internet would solve the majority of disputes found on it; In my opinion.
@@johnpaullaizure7330 question, and please answer honestly. If this video only mentioned male victim cases instead would u bothered commenting and have said the same thing but wrote ur comment about female victims instead?
Why do all your videos show people, especially Koreans, the bad side of America and the bad side of foreigners? Why don't we foreigners and Koreans see the bad side of Korea, for example, the harassment of elderly women and teenagers and the bullying that leads to suicides in your country We want to watch Koreans Girls React To Worst Sexual Abuse In Korea
Why is the channel covering serial murders and sex offenders? This is disturbing and dark 😡
Because we need to spread awareness about this type of stuff if you don't like it don't watch it
Korean women 😉
WTF?! Maybe leave this sort of thing for videos that aren't about men brutalizing women. The fact that you couldn't get that, leads me to think that you're no older than 13. If not physically, then certainly mentally.
Ew, take your fetishization somewhere else, weirdo.
영상에 출연하신 분들께서
가장 핵심을 말하지않으셨
네요...그것은 바로 " 범죄
에는 성별이 없다 " 이러한
수준낯은 편협한 시야 안목
들은 최대한 버리세요 범죄
에는 여자의 비율이 지극히
높지만 그럼에도 남자들의
비율도 낯지않습니다 가해
자의 성별은 언제든지 바뀔
수 있으니까요 미국이라는
나라는 범죄자에겐 일체의
인권이라는게 존재하지 않
습니다 피해자의 인권을 중
시하니까요 한국의 법은 가
진자 힘있는자 권력자들을
위해서 요리조리 빠져나가
게 만들어져있는 법 단지..
지금은 법을 악용해서 사회
에서 각종 범죄를 저지르는
여자들이 늘어나는 추세라
는거 성희롱-거짓 성범죄
신고-각종 기업내 자금횡
령-각종 갑질 제가 볼때엔
여자들도 문제라고 생각함
성범죄라고 기겁하고 놀라
실꺼라면 출연자분들께서
훗날에 태어날 아이에게는
옳바른 성교육을 시키세요
그것만해도 50%는 성범죄
가 줄어들게 되니까요 물론
법도 바뀌어야하고 인식도
바뀌어야하고 시각들도 바
뀌어야하겠죠 진정 중요하
고 진정 핵심적인것을 놓친
다면 그 누구도 공범들이자
범죄자가 될수있다는 증거
......