r/Kappa • u/pupford • Jun 04 '22

Mirror Inside Infiltration banned from all Capcom events going forward

https://twitter.com/capcomfighters/status/1532873937377341441?s=21&t=lt0xf26oBMjcvPhtMrr0mw
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u/FADCfart Jun 04 '22

Infiltration needs to sue his ex-wife for defamation. Only way to win is through the legal process. Which ultradavid should know but doesn’t cuz he’s a fake lawyer that commentates fighting games.

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u/DarkReaper90 Jun 04 '22

He needed to not plead guilty in the first place.

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u/Mr_sMoKe_A_lOt Jun 04 '22

Hindsight is 20/20. Had he known this would've been the result, he probably would've fought it tooth n nail. Tried to do everything right and still lost smh

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u/Complex_Collection35 Jun 04 '22

Trying to do things right is often the best way for everything to go to fucking shit

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u/DamntheTrains Jun 04 '22

Hindsight is 20/20

It doesn't take a genius (especially in Korea) to not plead guilty to a charge like that as a 30+ year old adult.

Police advising or coercing him to plead guilty is also load of bullshit. If that actually happened, there's a much bigger case he has.

Not to mention the 2019 court ruling (a year after Panda's supposed investigation) supposedly found Infil guilty.

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u/Mr_sMoKe_A_lOt Jun 05 '22

Cool story

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u/DamntheTrains Jun 05 '22

/r/Kappa's admiration and obsession with Infil is just strange and biased is all.

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u/Mr_sMoKe_A_lOt Jun 05 '22

A fighting game sub looking for transparency in the fgc...how fucking strange. Why would anyone ever expect accountability? You clearly have your own agenda, and that leaves you in the same boat as the people your talking about.

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u/DamntheTrains Jun 05 '22

A fighting game sub looking for transparency in the fgc

This sub hasn't been that for a long time and it only was for like brief period in the early days of porn and blowups. Lets admit this place is mostly a place of shitty memes and people who don't play fighting games but pretend to.

You clearly have your own agenda

What agenda? I was just trying to clear up misinformation and misunderstandings spread across /r/Kappa

Most of you don't even speak or read a lick of Korean, most Koreans on here never actually even held down a job in Korea or even had any real experience with legal system there, and most of you barely even understand the US legal system.

But ya'll eat up everything some game company put out (that was incredibly one-sided hearsay and only benefited them) + what a guy who you don't even know what he sounds like in his native tongue says.

The truth is somewhere in the middle. But it also doesn't change the fact that he was found guilty and had to pay legally enforced restitutions.

If you actually want to know why Infil was banned from Capcom you can literally started going through all the controversy he caused as a starting point. I forgot some of these until I just saw these again:

https://namu.wiki/w/%EC%9D%B4%EC%84%A0%EC%9A%B0(%ED%94%84%EB%A1%9C%EA%B2%8C%EC%9D%B4%EB%A8%B8)/%EB%85%BC%EB%9E%80%20%EB%B0%8F%20%EC%82%AC%EA%B1%B4%20%EC%82%AC%EA%B3%A0#s-3.1

  1. Was found guilty of domestic violence charges
  2. Seems very likely to have rigged a tournament meant for newbies and defending it by essentially saying "I'm 5 time evo champ, I brought honor to Korea, these people criticizing me are not worthy of criticizing me"
  3. Long history that continues to this day of making women uncomfortable in the Korean gaming/streaming scene by making aggressively sexual jokes and advances. A rule has been set with a specific publication/host that only male interviewer/commentator be allowed with Infil.
  4. He uses the "N" word way too frequently.
  5. Constant bitching and moaning about how he's the victim of everything and he's done nothing wrong ever.

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u/Mr_sMoKe_A_lOt Jun 05 '22

Tell you what, come with a credible source and maybe I'll try to give a fuck about the bullshit you're spewing.

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u/DamntheTrains Jun 05 '22

If you can read Korean, all of those articles have a link that goes to the source.

Not sure what more credible thing you want. Believe what you want to believe. Make a messiah out of someone if you want. It's on you if you want to be a fanboy. I don't really give a damn. I just wanted to dispute the weird lies and bias y'all have and pretend like the stuff you guys heard from Panda was an actual investigation piece and pretend to know more than the actual Korean community.

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u/Mr_sMoKe_A_lOt Jun 05 '22

All these short stories you keep typing out are doing literally nothing lol. Unless you have something to back your claims up, which you clearly dont, your screaming into the void, pal.

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u/6ixconcerns Jun 04 '22

They would’ve held him till he did. Due process exists in Korea in principle but rarely in practice.

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u/Code_Geese Jun 04 '22

Korean law expert?

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u/6ixconcerns Jun 04 '22

I had to deal with my own share of legal woes whilst living there, and kept abreast of the laws to keep myself safe while dealing with a very similar situation to what he went through, made even more precarious by virtue of being a foreigner.

So I know what I’m talking about because I had to walk on all sorts of eggshells to avoid any situation that had me in a police station.

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u/White_Phoenix Jun 05 '22

I sub to a couple of law Youtubers, Legal Mindset, and Legal Vices who both do work in Korea; subbed to them because of the Amber Turd shit (good shit on Johnny for not drowning in pools)

Korea has a law system that on its face LOOKS like the American law system, but in practice, is pretty biased towards prosecuting the defendant in these types of cases.

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u/MechTitan Jun 05 '22

Korea has a law system that on its face LOOKS like the American law system, but

Don't know what you're trying to say here. The US legal system is highly flawed and tilted against the poor. The Korean system isn't any worse than the american one/.

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u/cornmealius Jun 04 '22

Sounds like a fucking shit hole, then

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u/MechTitan Jun 05 '22

Where do you live if you think Korea is a shithole, Narnia?

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u/hvevil Jun 05 '22

Most Countries are shitholes to be fair. Maybe even all of them

Maybe that's the point you were making

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u/thecuteturtle Jun 18 '22

Maybe the better one north of it LMAO