Park Bo-young, Silent at Counting Center Protest Amid Comment Terror... "No Impact" Drawn [Comprehensive]

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"Don't worry. There's hardly any impact."

Actress Park Bo-young displayed a calm demeanor despite ruthless comment terrorism.

Currently, Park Bo-young is facing comment terrorism from netizens supporting certain political groups via her personal SNS. Amid ongoing protests blocking the Jamsil counting center due to the shortage of ballots for the the 3rd local elections, celebrities who previously made prepayments at coffee shops, convenience stores, and restaurants near protest sites during the impeachment call rally to provide food and other supplies to demonstrators are now being subjected to ideological verification comments.

Last year, during the Yoon Suk-yeol Jeon (President) impeachment call rally, Park Bo-young left a message of encouragement to fans: "It's cold, so wrap up warmly and go out. I hope a warm spring comes soon."

However, as Park Bo-young made no specific remarks about the current Jamsil counting center blockade protest, her SNS is filled with comments such as, "I heard you were a well-mannered celebrity, but you haven't said a word about this local election? Please say something," "Voting rights, the flower of democracy, are being restricted and deprived. Won't you make a statement about this?" "You took a stance during the emergency martial law, but now you're saying nothing~ You're transparent," and "Aren't you not giving your opinion on this election crisis? You pretended to be a well-mannered celebrity but turned out to be selectively just."

Park Bo-young was aware of this. On the 7th, via a fan communication platform, she said, "I like you a lot too. Have a good day today♥" and added, "I saw your bubble. Strange people."

She then reassured her fans by saying, "So don't worry. There's hardly any impact."

Earlier, on the 3rd, during the ninth National Simultaneous Local Elections' main voting day, a situation unfolded where voters had to wait due to ballot shortages at some polling stations, including Seoul Gangnam-gu, Gwangjin-gu, and Songpa-gu.

Subsequently, at the No. 2 Polling Station in Jamsil 7-dong, Songpa-gu, citizens demanding a halt to vote counting and a re-election blocked the entrance, resulting in only two ballot boxes being removed after 35 hours of voting closure. Meanwhile, at the Jamsil area counting center, the Olympic Park Handball Stadium, citizens have continued protests for three consecutive days.

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