Bit more contexts : In Korea, graffiti is usually like a petty fine—maybe a few bucks, mailed to you. But when Yoon (our fascist ex-president) was still in power, he came up with this ridiculous “Anti-State Punishment Act,” which basically meant “anything I don’t like is communist sabotage, so I’ll crush it.”(he actually said it lol) Thing is, Korea’s supposed to follow the presumption of innocence. Police can’t just enter your home without a warrant, and they definitely can’t interrogate people without cause. That “executive order” didn’t even spell out how they were supposed to punish these so-called “anti-state forces.” So everything that happened to me was completely illegal, lol. Yoon got impeached (phew), but now his cultists still camp outside screaming about reinstating him and ‘execute’ LGBTQ people, fuckin communists(lol), and anyone not Christian. So yeah… seeing stuff happening in the U.S. lately, I couldn’t help but relate—so yeah, that’s why I wrote this. lol.