Rep. Ha Tae-gyeong of People’s Strength, referring to the controversial broadcaster Kim Sae-rom over Jung In’s remarks related to the incident, said, “Getting off was too much.”
Today (26th), on his Facebook, Congressman Ha said, “Let’s accept the apology and keep working.”
He said, “All members of our community are feeling the regret and anger for not protecting Jung In-i,” he said. “However, that sorry and anger should not lead to witch hunts against other people, not perpetrators.”
Earlier, in his home shopping, Mr. Kim encouraged the purchase of products by saying, “Is’I want to know that’ is over? Now that is not important.”
The home shopping program conducted by Mr. Kim and the sequel to the’I want to know that’ case were broadcast at the same time.
The entire public was greatly criticized for not taking the case of controversy, and the program was temporarily suspended.
Source: Kim Sae-rom’s InstagramCongressman Ha said, “It may be a mistake for the host to refer to other broadcasts and fail to check what the contents are.”
“But I apologized right away, and even though it was obvious that it wasn’t intentional, it was too much to hunt witches and take my job.
“If you trample on someone who made a mistake and make a scapegoat like in this case, you may be relieved a little bit of resentment and anger, but if our community becomes a society where anger and anger are constantly being made a victim, all members of the community become unhappy.” Everyone makes mistakes.”
He said, “Only if we become a society that embraces small unintentional mistakes, our community can move forward. We must allow our society to accept Mr. Saerom Kim’s apology and continue working.”
Meanwhile, Kim posted an apology on Instagram after the broadcast.
He said, “Today (I want to know) I didn’t know that the topic was dealing with an incident that hurt me a lot and I was very angry. I apologized.”
