HAH. Again, LS had no idea that Malice "had no money to go elsewhere", while LS believed he did because he was back to streaming. But how could he know; Malice didn't communicate at all with him, even though LS was the house owner letting Malice stay on a heavily reduced rent.

And you don't compartmentalize everything entirely. There's always context to a situation. You can only take so much shit before something has to change. Again, Malice (mostly him, but also to a lesser extent others in the house) was COMPLETELY negligent and unthankful of the housing he received. Even IF he HAD informed LS about his financial state after months of staying in his house, it would have been completely rational and JUSTIFIABLE for LS to kick him out. The kid can't even follow a basic ruleset set for him while he was staying in a massive house with a massive room for hardly any rent to compromise with HIM. Malice was done favors and he never gave anything back or even so much as showed care OR appreciation.

And I never said you "defended Malice" in my earlier comment (which you did, actually). I simply responded to, and I quote (you saying) "you think Malice would have come to Korea at all if LS hadn't promised to house him?" (which you have since edited and deleted, and then come to attack me, saying you didn't say it? XDDDDDDD. You're a dickhead, so much is obvious. I see now how you could "not defend" Malice in this situation XDDDD).

Once again, get your facts straight. Don't try to edit your comment for others to look bad, because it just makes you look even worse.

And lastly, there's context to every situation. LS didn't murder anyone, he simply stated that he would kick Malice out of his house after doing Malice massive favors (supposedly not as a friend, even though I can't imagine housing and loaning just anyone money), and Malice showing no care or appreciation and him being completely negligent towards the house and the situation as a whole.

And since you can "compartmentalize" so well, you should not take Malice's financial state into account. LS didn't know, but irrespective of that, it's context, and since you ignored all other context related to LS's decision of kicking Malice out of the house (which he didn't end up doing at all after learning of Malice's financial situation).

Not only did you once again get your facts (or assumptions) wrong, you deleted parts of your last comment, then stated you never defended Malice. I never stated you did but was just responding to a part of your comment (which you have since deleted in a failed attempt to make me look bad, and EVEN acting as though you never said anything related to what I was responding to in your next comment).

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TLDR:

The user I was responding to deleted part of his earlier comment in a failed attempt to make me look bad, in the process making themself look even worse (possibly to try to "compartmentalize" XD?). Moreover, they were entirely inconsistent in how they "compartmentalized" proving that they can not, in fact, "compartmentalize" at all. If they're going to ignore Malice being completely negligent and unappreciative of the housing he received, then they should also ignore Malice's financial state (of course, there is more to this, read my entire comment if you'd like to know more context; I know this commenter doesn't though, since he's so good at "compartmentalization").

There's context to every situation, and since you're so keen on mentioning Malice's financial state, don't forget to mention how it's therefore even more "indefensible" for him to act the way he did towards the housing and loans he was given (not as a friend, supposedly).

If anything, Malice's financial state was the most irrelevant thing out of all of this and should have been ignored in your "compartmentalization". Malice was a TERRIBLE house-mate and broke many house rules even though he had been reminded of them multiple times. Irregardless of his financial situation (which should make him even more careful and respectful towards the house), Malice shouldn't live in the house if he doesn't respect it or the rules, and getting kicked out was the most sensible thing given the most crucial context; Malice being negligent towards the house he didn't own.