I was just following the discussion the SCT community had with 
I was really hoping the Korean community had something valuable add to the talks, anything that would bring us to closer to bridging this conflict. Unfortunately i was completely wrong.
What this talk was is a simple "bidding war" of who gets the Koreans to vote for them. Justin offered anything and everything (ofc). The guy that has 0 clue of what he bought or how Steem works.
Roeland and GuiltyParties presented their arguments very carefully and precisely but the Korean community just wanted to know what they get.
What you give us???
This reminds me of the movie Idiocracy....
Roeland and GP taking time to determine what and how they can say something while the Koreans are being hostile towards their position of being pro-decentralization, and because them 2 are not able to provide answers instantly or make a call for thousands of people in the moment. .
Look. This was supposed to be an opportunity to determine HOW WE CAN WORK TOGETHER! The Koreans were supposed to use their "tie breaker" status to help bridge the gap between our two sides..
Instead, im sorry to say it... They decided to use this to see who can promise them the most.
Hello?!
JUSTIN can say anything he wants. He doesnt even understand the basics of STEEM. Roeland and GP cant say much since they cannot make a call for the whole DECENTRALIZED COMMUNITY!
Thats not how this works.
There is no choice here.... which is something the Koreans dont understand. If they choose to vote for Justin this chain is dead. NO ONE will bow down to him. The chain will split and everyone will dump.
We dont need a overlord making all our decisions.
The only smart thing to do was to USE THEIR POSITION to bridge the gap and vote for our witnesses so we can move forward and try to work with Justin.
All we got in the end was Koreans "selling their booty" to the best bidder.
Oh well.
If you could buy reason, there would be so much less idiots in the world.
Justin Sun: "it is not sock puppet. Lots of community vote voted for it."