>>21869>fuck is filtered? I'm not coffee. It's a simile, don't be obtuse.
>long diatribe about muh poor being le scummy scammers >vulgar marxism(!!!)Literal /pol/ rhetoric.
>They scam the rich and you might enjoy this but in the film they are punished for it and it leads to their downfall. They do not win. They are the parasites and the point of the film is that despite this, they are the good guys. You're muddling the truth and your own assumptions.
>claim that workers can never do anything wrongI literally never said that, nice strawman.
>completely ignores the point of the film blatantly incorrect.
>Instead you claim that workers cannot be bad people because they have no other choice and everyone has to look out for themselves Again putting words in my mouth, knave. I never said they cannot be bad, I said that their poverty drives them to vulgar actions that should be beneath a civilized society, because the truth i that South Korea is not so. This is Exemplified in the scene they let themselves be GASSED in their shitty basement apartment just to kill the insects that infest their home.
The point is that the real parasite is the rich because their hoarded wealth and opulent disregard for other humans, especially the poor FORCES people to fight and scrabble around like beastly animals over the scraps they are tossed. And if the rich no longer favor a poor individual, said individual gets tossed out onto the streets, in utter disregard of if they survive.
I also clarify, the rich being parasitic does not make the Pak family some inherent evil. The Kim family' action appear mercantile from a basic sense if you do not pay attention to the details, even in getting the other people fired they still feel regret and think about it, but move on because agonizing over morality is not a luxury they can afford. They have no present of future and so must take it from others or die. And that is horrendous, but it is the upperclass that puts them in this position to begin with. To them the Kim family is at best a servant or toy that they can afford to toss out their small change on and not care about the details, they can talk and laugh with them but at the end of the day the Kim family is to the Paks, faceless beings whose struggles they do not know and do not want to know.
And yet Kim didn't kill Pak because of this, he killed him because he could not take it any longer, as his daughter is dying in his arms, for Pak his fainted son is more important, and even in this time of panic and horror, the richman still has time to pinch his nose at the "smelly poorfags", because he does not consider them people but things, no different to an automaton or car.
TL;DR:
The Kim's are considered parasites by the Paks, just asss the Kims considered the insects in their apartment to be parasites, and on the surface that is the appearance, but the reality is that the social structure that they live in means it is the Paks that are the true parasites. They may not have prsonally mbzzld money or denied the Kims' son entrance into a university, but they are perpetuators of the system that does this.