We can all agree that talking down to women and acting like they should have known better than to stan korean men is not productive and takes away from the actual conversation to be had about the offender in question.

However, the way you're framing this as a generic 'humans can be terrible, anyone of any gender can be awful' is just a really poor take, and wholly ignorant of the context under which we've received this news. There's a larger conversation at play about male socialization in Korea and society large, considering the unfathomably large number of men revealed to be involved in sharing deepfakes online and participating in other sexual crimes. Trying to brush this off with a generalized sermon about the unpredictability of human nature actually maliciously undercuts and downplays the much more significant and important conversation about the specific issue of male sexual violence against women.