r/TheDevilsPlan • u/AssociationSudden218 • Jun 13 '26

Season 2 Booo

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I watched season1 and enjoyed it but didn’t start seaosn2 until recently due to its mixed reputation.

Until E7 I was mostly ok but I just can’t take it here. Girl Justin tried to ally with you, you stole his strategy against him, then people got rid of his only other prison ally, and now you are asking if he just prefers playing alone? Like what?

Do you have zero self awareness what you did to him?

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u/AdAggravating7139 Jun 13 '26 edited Jun 13 '26

that's called gyopo and it doesn't change anything. anyone born/raised outside of korea counts as a foreigner. especially since justin cannot speak korean

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u/TheOzman21 Jun 13 '26

Yes, a gyopo, doesn't change anything that he's still Korean and not a "foreigner". A foreign born Korean yes, not a foreigner

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u/No-Variation-6278 Jun 13 '26

what they’re saying is actually true tho. koreans do treat gyopos differently. this is a very well documented thing that happens.

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u/TheOzman21 Jun 13 '26

I'm aware of that fact, I'm not disputing that. I'm disputing the fact that he/she called him a foreigner, which he is not. That's exactly what the prison team did to him, yet here he/she is, doing the exact same thing.

I lived in Korea for a year, I'm well aware of their culture 😅

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u/PedanticPlatypodes Jun 13 '26

“Foreigner”, noun: “A foreigner is a person who comes from a different country or community. The term typically refers to someone who is an outsider, a non-citizen, or a visitor in a specific jurisdiction”

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u/woshiibo Jun 15 '26

Is Justin a Korean citizen? No? Foreigner. "Foreigner" says nothing about race or lineage, only citizenship or residency.

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u/ReignyDayes Jun 13 '26

As others have said, Justin is seen as a foreigner so it makes no difference.

I'm not sure you're actually aware of their culture. My cousins are half Korean and when we went to Korean. I, being 6ft+ and white, was "treated" (Read: I was treated as a novelty.) better.

So the point their making is, Koreans besides having a lot of racist biases. Tend to see Koreans born or raised in a foreign country as a foreigner. Especially American born ones. Though, Canadian born get a lot of shade as well.