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South Korea’s government has signalled that the current military service exemption reserved for gold-medal winning athletes could be abolished, after controvers…
South Korea’s government has signalled that the current military service exemption reserved for gold-medal winning athletes could be abolished, after controversial comments made by winners at the Asian games caused public backlash.
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@@Stupiditas-stupidoImported4wk ago
Should be exemption for kpop idols as well
@@juanvictoria1570Imported4wk ago
It’s better to keep your mouth shut than lose everything over what you said 💚
@@ronron1388Imported4wk ago
Its better to shut up than to blap blap. Now the future generations will know who caused it lol
@@Kayaba811Imported4wk ago
Sometimes it's better to stay silent, L
@@TheRadicalSecularistImported4wk ago
🇨🇳
@@raiderbeige2047Imported4wk ago
Now they gotta send him to military. Disgusting shiet
@@humanbeing-mg5geImported4wk ago
Is it mandatory for men only??
@@OotauknyaImported4wk ago
remember guys ,<br>learn how to shut up in terms of situation like this.
South Korea’s government has signalled that the current military service exemption reserved for gold-medal winning athletes could be abolished, after controversial comments made by winners at the Asian games caused public backlash.
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South Korea’s military service exemption could be cut for athletes after backlash
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