What kind of drama do you enjoy watching these days?

I am fascinated by the work <Exemplary Taxi>.

What kind of work is it?

This is the story of anti-heroes who are secretly active in Korean society where law and justice do not work properly.

Why don't you sometimes get angry after watching news or programs like "I want to know"?

Doo-soon Cho, who committed a heinous crime, is released from the prison and is living with support for living with our taxes, or when high-ranking children who have been taking drugs regularly escape the law with the background of their parents.

This model taxi is a drama about people who inflict'proper retribution' to criminals who have not been punished enough even though they have committed such a crime.

Quite interesting, right?

In this work, our society is defined like this, but it is a very sympathetic sentence.


He kicked be worthy molestation professors to teach students the damage back to reinstatement after a few months,


leaving a wound to others lifelong others also reasons drank receive forgiveness of sins,


suspended for life by embezzling billions, and even some of the fines and probation. A world in which

victims are forgiving the perpetrators who have not yet forgiven in the name of the law

, who live


happily and deserve the judgment of the law, but are released from the blind spot and the protection


of the law.


I particularly sympathized with the last sentence. Is it because my job is to listen to someone's pain and hurt? Quite often, I meet victims of sexual violence, young people living with school violence trauma, and those who have had more serious incidents. They all say,

"I'm living in such extreme pain even after the years have passed, and when I see that the perpetrator is still alive and breathing, it breaks the most

.

"



The drama focuses on easing the pain of these victims, or condemning the perpetrators who did not reflect. The protagonist (Je-Hoon Lee), an exemplary taxi driver, punishes criminals in various ways, but the most common one is to be locked in a private prison. Even though they are violent criminals that should not be mixed into society again, those who received a relatively low sentence are deliberately guided by taxi and locked up in private prisons when they are released for maturity. Watching these scenes, viewers have felt catharsis. Someone even posted a comment like this. "Because the law and social justice are a society that does not take full account of the victims' pain, it is right for someone to correct it like that." Perhaps that is why the audience rating is also recording a high number every week.



However, as the content unfolds, the drama raises a new topic.

"Is personal punishment still justified? Do we have the right to kill someone who deserves to die?"

It is a question. The character'Daemo (Jiyeon Cha)' stands at the center of it. She, the chairman of a private prison company that isolates violent criminals, was considered a suitable'new stealer' role to assist the protagonist's performance until the middle of the drama. But she had one secret: she was collecting organs from prisoners and trafficking them, accumulating wealth. The body is dissolved in sulfuric acid and erased without a trace. Even if I'm a vicious criminal, isn't it that, even if I want to.



On the other hand, the actors are persuaded by the excellent acting ability of the actor who spits out the line, "What is so bad to give the good ones after taking off the bad guys organs?", and viewers fall into confusion. This point of confusion is the real message of the drama. Even if another absurdity such as'Godmother' occurs, can'private punishment' be rationalized for the realization of social justice? This is the question. I thought about this message, and on the other hand, I thought like this. 'Can we in modern society really criticize the godmother?'



Cho Doo-soon is rushing to throw stones at his house because he is disgusting with the society where he lives in good condition, and confessing the identity of a university student with doubts,'Isn't he avoiding criminal charges against his parents' background?' Is this really our job? As members of society, we certainly have the right to punish them. However, rather than directly'condemning' the offender for not being able to properly punish the public authority,Wouldn't it make a stern sound to make the vaguely functioning public powers more fair and strict?



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