CHAEBOLS AND CORNELL SEVEN

South Korean Chaebols, Cornell 7, Frat Societies, and Winston Lee

How people like Jeffrey Epstein are trained by a system that selects for predatory traits.

Every few years, a case breaks out that becomes viral, like the Epstein files, Sean Combs, Cornell 7, and many other human atrocities. However, what has ever happened? Nothing. The news goes viral, the rich remain rich, nobody gets punished, and the oppressed remain oppressed. As the legal system in a capitalist society only protects capital, your employer can steal your wages, your landlord can force you into terrible living conditions, and what happens? You have to go through a series of bureaucratic nonsense to receive reimbursement from your oppressor.

The same thing is happening with Cornell 7. When seven human parasites have violated another person and dehumanized her to unreal scales, what happens? Nothing. Their crime is censored as “grape,” or they are just sentenced to literally nothing.

There is a precise reason for this. In a system where you are pragmatically selected based on the amount of money you make, by literally lowering the possibility of reproduction for people with less wealth, the same system will protect the wealthy as if they are prophets or moral role models.

Many people may think someone like Trump or Elon Musk comes from “hard work” rather than generations of living as parasites off other people’s labour. Trump, for instance, has his wealth from his grandfather’s brothel and monopolies, rather than what the average person might think. The same goes for Musk, who comes from slave owners and mine owners in South Africa. Wealth soaked in blood, just like that of the Cornell 7. For instance, Winston Lee, or Lee Joon Hung, is part of the South Korean elite.

South Korea, to the working-class bootlickers of capitalism, is a utopia. For instance, when you mention that capitalism has only worked in a handful of countries that rely on imperialism, such as the USA, Canada, the UK, and others, they rapidly mention South Korea. But is South Korea a utopia? South Korean society is perhaps the prime example of why capitalism as a system is not feasible.

For instance, you are born in Seoul, if at all, since only one in every three women in South Korea will bear a child in her lifetime because of the societal structure. Your life, from moment zero, is categorized, analyzed, and calculated. You are expected to have good marks, even in kindergarten, achieve everything, and then study for the hardest university entrance exam, which can absolutely ruin or make your life.

This extreme burnout society, where everyone is expected to alienate themselves and achieve all possible things to work at Samsung or some other evil corporation, leads to the highest-ever suicide rates among humans, as well as the lowest birth rates, one of the highest levels of wealth inequality, skyrocketing housing prices, and high costs of groceries, education, and healthcare. It leads to a very dystopian society, where the chaebols control most industries and the average person is living like the protagonists in the movie Parasite (2019).

Chaebols are the oligarchy of South Korea, controlling most industries and deemed untouchable by South Koreans. Winston Lee, also known by his South Korean name, Lee Joon Hung, is another member of the Korean elite who was part of Cornell Seven. “I can’t believe I wasn’t cancelled.”

Lee Joon Hyung is the son of Barton Lee, Managing Director and Head of Asia for EIG. His mother, Ji Young Hwang, is the President of the Korean American Women’s Association in Hong Kong. He is also the grandson of former South Korean prime minister Lee Hong Koo. Winston Lee was at Lee Hong Koo’s funeral.

Just like the other examples where the elites dehumanize others, Cornell 7 is another example of this activity. As pedophilia and rape are criminalized by society, the elites love to repeat these practices, as they are a rarity. Just look at how many of the elites have been named in the Epstein files. Nobody starts with a seven-hour gang rape. It is something you do when you have done it before. Human scum.

Many frat societies in expensive universities train young people to practise silence when another person commits an atrocious act. Young men who want to be part of this elite club will form a destructive circle where everybody has dirt on someone else. If you rape someone, it is not a moral evil that needs to be punished; it is a profitable secret for anyone who knows.

This, in itself, is a huge problem with capitalism. Workplace harassment by someone at a higher level is much harder to prove and prosecute. Almost every powerful man in the United States is attracted to these activities, as they serve as an extension of their thirst for profit. Humans are no longer humans; they are dehumanized and used. Consent becomes bureaucracy.

The pedo Führer also removed Title XI, which means it narrows the definition of sexual assault. The message “FREE P**SY UPSTAIRS” was sent in a group chat of over 50 men. Nobody came forward to call these actions out.

The reason actions like this happen is society’s lack of punishment and education for young people on these topics. Consent is not something you can bypass like a law when you grow more powerful. Consent is not bureaucracy, and no human is less than another.

Young boys are innocent, and they are not inherently predators. They become predators in a world where we glorify systems that rely upon exploitation, where many believe that by becoming wealthy and powerful, you are somehow superhuman.

In a society where the Epstein files become a matter of memes and no real accountability is shown, naturally, more predators are created and protected, and the cycle continues.