As I got a job, I decided to refrain from social

As I got a job, I decided to refrain from social media as much as possible. This is because I thought it was polite to the workplace. If necessary, I decided to do it on the weekend or after work. However, after the 12.3 martial law, there were too many cases where I felt it was essential. It's Sunday afternoon, so I write a few more letters because I don't have much time left on social media that I've allowed myself.

These days, they often quarrel with each other sharply rather than awkwardly with the relationships they have listened to, respected and cherished for a long time. Frankly, it hurts me.

In the past, even though they had different views, the gap was about a thousand, but now it feels like it's spread across the Han River, across the border, and on both sides of the Yellow Sea. Even special relationships are like this, so what should I say if the party and the camp were different!!

Perhaps because he was a descendant of a Joseon scholar who fought with words, not swords, the words exchanged were too harsh. Foreigners would be freaked out if they translated his words. If they defend Yoon Suk Yeol or oppose impeachment, they will never be forgiven for calling them "civil war (aiding and abetting) forces." Political life is over. I heard that a lot. If it were during the Joseon Dynasty, they would have said that they were criminals who could have destroyed their family and family.

The reason why the situation has come to this point is that each other feels heinous and completely different.

One side feels that the December 3 martial law is extremely violent. The other side feels that the behavior of Lee Jae-myung of the Democratic Party, which was summarized in the December 12 presidential statement, and the frenzy (crisis in the Democratic Republic) that took place over the next month and, crucially, the future (crisis in the Democratic Republic of Korea) that will unfold after the presidential election (crisis in which the country cannot recover) are even more heinous.

About 10 members of the National Power Party and some chairmen of the party's cooperation committee did not follow the party's theory because they felt that martial law on December 3 was extremely violent. The head of the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the judges of Seo Ji-won are also outspoken in committing illegal acts, and many of the people, let alone scold them, applaud. Some judges of the Constitutional Court feel the same way, and they are committing senselessness and no principles that lightly tread on constitutional law, practices, and common sense. They are criticizing the impeachment with all kinds of harsh words, especially because they do not firmly break away from Yoon Tong, who led the heinous martial law.

A terrible reality (inner-brain delusion) that may occur when martial law is successful is in the mind of a person who thinks it is a heinous act. This delusion can be seen a little in the words of Kim Eo-jun and others. But is this a probable imagination? Is the extreme anger against the 12.3 martial law, the highest criterion for value judgment, rational and rational?

The most symbolic scene of the 12.3 martial law is that Ahn tries to take away the guns of martial law soldiers. The video spread all over the world, and suddenly, Ahn became a world star. (You will make some money overseas.) This is probably an unprecedented scene in the history of martial law or pro-Wi coup d'état. This means that in Korea, citizens are not afraid of soldiers with guns.

In fact, this video shows that martial law in Korea can never be successful (no matter how carefully prepared you are). Martial law = In a word, it was stupid martial law because there are few problems to be solved by military coercion. Therefore, the imagination that develops under the assumption that martial law has succeeded is just a brain delusion with no probability.

However, those who have come to the basis of their usual anxiety, fear, hostility, and hatred stop their reason (actually) and regard this extreme imagination as a report of imputation.  

Then, is the anxiety, fear, hostility and hatred of Lee Jae-myung, the Democratic Party, the progressive leftists and judicial institutions that feel the past, present and future far more heinous? Perhaps this is based on brain delusions? There is no need for words as the past and present are all we know and see.

Then, what about the future that will happen right after the impeachment and the future that will be created by the Democratic president (complete control of administrative power) who may be born through the impeachment presidential election?

It would be better if not for Lee Jae-myung, but the DP's behavior with its overwhelming majority so far: policies, legislation, budget, personnel management (verification, recommendation, impeachment), and activities at the National Assembly Standing Committee (such as Kim Byung-joo and Park Sun-won) indicate that terrible imaginations are by no means brain-delusional. At least 1,000 times more dreadful than the successful 12.3 martial law scenario.

Look at the bills that are frustrated with the presidential veto right now. They are just the tip of the iceberg. Ninety percent are under the iceberg.

Two of the 12 charges that Lee Jae-myung faces when he is found guilty at the second trial will be taken care of by the self-pardon law (this is already prepared). The rest will be taken care of as self-indictment or amnesty after an endless delay in trial. Justice of the democratic republic will go into the trash can.

It will pass the revision bill of the Broadcasting Act with a 99 percent chance, effectively turning the public broadcaster into a permanent labor-management network as well as a specific partisan network. Key posts will be dominated by figures in certain regions and ideologies (who tend to be KCTU). MBC will show how the media will respond.  

Language/frame modulation or manipulation that turns the Muan Airport disaster into a Jeju Air disaster will become a daily routine.

It is common knowledge that bills are system-making and should be prudent, but without this concept, bills with huge political, economic and social repercussions will be made in a matter of days.

The prosecution will be smashed (I don't know if I make a brilliant contribution to eradicating the power of the rebellion this time), but conservative churches and YouTube will probably be rejected.

The special law will expand the scope of the civil war indefinitely, leading to massive ouster of state institutions, public institutions, universities, media organizations, cultural circles, and YouTube. Some kind of merit-based additional system may be created under the special law to permanently insert related persons into the core national institutions. This is an expanded version of the 5.18 merit-based additional system.

Perhaps it will greatly expand the scope of the civil war, utilize police, prosecutors, airborne offices, and courts (as seen in the 2018 Ulsan mayoral election), and add special laws to put fatal restrictions on the right of most conservative politicians and celebrities to run for election.  

In any case, the election law will make it as favorable to them as possible. The spirit of making election law by consensus between the ruling and opposition parties has already collapsed in 2019!!

Lawyer Daejang-dong and the mutiny police