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■ the ostensible reasons for all-rural protests

The ostensible justification for the demonstration of the National Farmers' Association (hereinafter referred to as Jeonnong) is "condemnation of the veto of the grain management law."

This is because acting representative Han Deok-soo exercised his veto on amendments to the four agricultural laws, including the grain law passed by the Democratic Party of Korea in the National Assembly. In addition, they are calling for "arrest of Yoon Suk Yeol," and the actual purpose of the protest is here.
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First of all, the amendment to the Agricultural 4 Act, which is a superficial justification, is an evil law.

In other words, the Agriculture Act 4 signals the weakening of agricultural competitiveness and is a poison that will lead to the collapse of agriculture.

The four agricultural laws promoted by the Democratic Party under the pretext of protecting the rights and interests of farmers, but in practice, they fixate on the miniaturization of agriculture. If the price of rice falls, the government purchases it, if the price of agricultural products falls, the loss is compensated by taxes, and even the losses caused by disasters are compensated by taxes, resulting in a situation in which enormous national finances must be invested.

Agricultural and fishery industries are at the heart of people's lives and the national economy. This method is the main culprit that weakens the national power as well as the self-sustainability of the production industry. By making agriculture dependent on state support rather than market logic, it is obvious that small-scale farmers who abuse taxes will be mass produced.

The weakening of the competitiveness of the agricultural and fishery industries leads to price hikes, which contributes to the thinning of wallets for the common people. Rising prices of agricultural and fishery products go beyond just a few trillion won in financial burdens, leading to a decline in the real income of the people and a weakening of overall competitiveness. Currently, the prices of agricultural and fishery products in Korea are already among the highest in the world.
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There is only one solution.

The government should reduce its reckless subsidy policy and support large-scale production and technological innovation through the commercialization of agriculture.

Corporate agricultural-oriented structural reforms increase productivity and strengthen price competitiveness, allowing agriculture to overcome the crisis on its own.

The policy of pretending to protect agriculture, but rather encouraging its downfall, must now be stopped.


<A story of a taxi driver>

My house is in the highlands of Seoul. That's why drivers always complain when we take a taxi. I took a taxi on my way home from work today, and I answered the phone because my cell phone rang.

However, the driver quietly lowered the volume of the radio, which was my consideration. I feel like I met a caring driver for others for the first time
All right, after we finished the call, we had a conversation here and there.

DEAR ABBY: Not long ago, you were the owner of a company with a large number of employees. However, as the economy deteriorated and we got older, we decided to get rid of the company and just relax at home. At first, my wife and all my family welcomed me.

DEAR ABBY: After a month and two months, my wife and I began to have friction. Because we are always together, there are so many things we don't want to see, but we have to go to the mountain once or twice every day. We have only had a few quarrels every day.

So I thought that I should drive a taxi secretly because my only talent is my driving skills, so I went to a taxi company and went with the owner
We had an interview.

The owner of the taxi company said, "Can the CEO do it well?" but he said, "If you're determined, try hard."
He gladly gave me his car key.

Now that I think about it, the boss is a benefactor to me. He made me realize the importance of money, he made me realize happiness. All this time in my life, everyone just asked me for money, but no one gave it to me. So did the employees of the company, and my family, and I am a giver, and they get paid
It was a person.

But now, everyone is telling me
How happy are you to give me money? I always say thank you to the customers who give me money. You are all very grateful people who make me happy. I give my wife an allowance of 20,000 won every day. When I get home around 4 a.m. after work, she waits for me and serves me everything delicious. We used to argue all the time not too long ago, but now we are only having happy conversations, let alone quarrels.

I have no difficulty making ends meet. But isn't it a waste of your life spending just what you have? It's so frustrating, it's hard to spend time, it's just friction with my family, but now I earn money, work, talk to countless customers, and I'm so happy.

I made an ironclad rule while driving. Never talk to customers first. This is an important time for all our customers. Shouldn't they be considerate of those who want to rest, sleep, and think about something?

How much do I know and how much I know if I know, how much do I tell them that I'm the only one who likes me without thinking about the other person?

I'm not sure if I should answer when customers talk to me first
Gaze and start the conversation. Sometimes you finish the conversation with me, tip me some change as you get out of the car. How grateful is that?

I am so happy with the kind of heart that we give and receive with genuine gratitude. I thought that happiness would only be happy if it came from that high, a lot of money, learned a lot, and had power and power.

But now I have changed my mind. Happiness springs to mind in small, quiet places. On the contrary, some of you, rich and well-educated, are unhappy, restless, in a hurry and can't resist temper tantrums, and I am happiest at this moment.

Thank you very much for getting in my car today. As I got out of the car
I thought about the definition of happiness. Where does my happiness come from?
Don't look for it from far away!

If I visit the other person first and open up and talk about lovely and sweet things first before he does good things to me, the other person will do me a favor or
It's a person who fits together and lives in the world.

James Oppenheim said that stupid people seek happiness from afar, and wise people grow happiness from their feet. It's a difficult time, but don't lose hope and cheer up everyone. (Reposted)