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>By the way, that was you just now that characterized it as a job they feel obligated to continue, not necessarily out of want.

People doing a job out of obligation? What is this, North Korea!?

>They are putting up with it, not actively deciding to hide themselves away.

Every non-saku justice warrior agrees and good for them. The girls are doing their part for the company that pays them. How horrible!

>Moa tries to bend the rules. She so obviously wants to take public pics with her gay friends.

I will agree that in the case of BM, the lockdown on social media is arbitrary and stupid. They're grown up enough now to handle it. However, nobody is entitled to a job where there aren't some bullshit rules. If you don't like it, then leave. They can fulfill their contract and walk away (which I would applaud them for). If you think it's really that horrible, then that goes to show what a child you are.

>Nobody is seriously blaming the girls.

No, no one is. But saying the girls have agency over their own lives and that they willingly abide by the rules is not blaming them.

>If you loved them so much, you would be upset with their overbearing boss, not defending him over the girls every time.

Realism and a rational assessment of the situation does not equal apologetics for the evil Kim Jong-Koba. The girls do not deserve your sympathy and Koba does not deserve your hatred. Grow up.