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CMV: [Parasite spoilers]The Parks in Parasite weren’t that bad

 \[Spoilers\] I want to preface by saying I liked the movie and it’s message on class inequality. I understand the Parks were ignorant and uncaring to the flooding of the slums / lower classes in general. But compared to the Kims I’m not sure what major wrongdoings they perpetrate aside from being rich. 

They seemingly paid quite well, and accounted for overtime. They talked smack about the Kims behind their back but in person were generally quite friendly. They were pretty much fine employers. 

The Kims literally killed an innocent woman, blackmailed a man out of his job, and the son was basically a pedophile. I could see this plot line in an episode of  It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, where one of the jokes is that the main cast are all pretty much awful people.

A common response is that the poverty the Kims experienced is an excuse for their actions, but it’s not like their neighbors were out murdering house keepers. I know the story is satire and is exaggerated on purpose. I guess I’d just like to hear an argument as to why the Parks actually deserved the calamity they got in the movie. We’re they supposed to have deserved it? I don't think the movie has a protagonist or an antagonist.I do feel like we are rooting for the Kims the entire movie, with the parks as a more antagonistic role.
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The point isn't that either group was bad, but that the system they live in is bad. The severe economic inequality pressures everyone in it into bad actions, and it's hard(er) to blame them for the actions than the system they live in.