In the wake of Unee’s suicide, the Korea Times has an interesting article detailing Korea’s “Keyboard Warriors”, netizens who like to anonymously attack celebrities - and non-celebrities - online. Here are a few utterly loathsome comments written about Unee’s death,

“Look at her clothes. She was like a whore.”

“She died because she did not gain popularity.”

“Dead already? Her agency wasted money on her plastic surgery.”

Following the recent death of comedian Kim Hyung-eun, one twisted f*ck nameless warrior took sadistic pleasure in searching out her website and leaving the following comment,

“I’m glad she died, as I hated to see her on television.”

Buddy, you have got some serious issues.

In a magnificent display of karmic justice, other netizens tracked him down and he was forced to shut down his own blog. He should also be legally required to add the tag “cowardly pen*s blower” to the end of his name for the rest of his life.

Some of you who read this might be tempted to say, “Hey! What about your blog? You poke fun at people.” To which I would answer,

I sure do. In fact you only have to scroll down the page to the Lee Mi-yeon post for evidence. But it’s pretty evident to me that there is a line that should not be crossed and I don’t cross it. It’s one thing to mock a person’s vanity (Lee Mi-yeon), femininity (Lee Joon-gi), or stupidity (Roh Moo-hyun), and quite another to delight in their physical suffering.

Unless, of course, say…Kim Jong-il was diagnosed with a case of genital herpes. That would be hilarious.