What if Lee Jae-myung is elected?

What if Lee Jae-myung is elected?

It's not worth answering. Just as we accepted the flawed rule of the Yoon Suk Yeol, we can only accept the rule of Lee Jae-myung. There is no way to maintain democracy without acknowledging the temporary victory of the opposing force. Voters who do not like Lee Jae-myung can vote for another candidate. We can do our best to oppose him. I will do so first. However, advocating for a civil war and opposing the impeachment of a civil war criminal, saying that we will prevent Lee Jae-myung from taking power, is, to my understanding, an act that takes place outside of the democratic order. Those who do such a thing are not just against Lee Jae-myung, but those who deny the minimum order that our society has agreed on. You can be friends with those who oppose Lee Jae-myung, but you can't be friends with those who make such choices to oppose him forever.

From now on, it seems highly likely that Lee Jae-myung or another politician from that party will be elected president even if I don't take pictures of him. Even if we do our best to prevent such results from coming out, such results can come out. If the Yoon Suk Yeol goes away, will Lee Jae-myung have no choice but to come? What can we do if we are dissatisfied with such a reality? We should raise the question of why the alternative between the two parties always has to be both parties and why the forces that won the presidential election have to monopolize such enormous power and ask for a change of system. If it does not lead to such a request and just asks, "What if Lee Jae-myung is elected?" it means nothing more than confessing to the fact that he is part of the current system that Lee Jae-myung has no choice but to be elected.