After reading the long

Yesterday

After reading the long and long article written by the Yoon Suk Yeol, I quickly felt discouraged. Seokyeol said he believed in the value of freedom and defined the forces against him as 'anti-state forces' contrary to the national interests of the Republic of Korea in alliance with authoritarian countries.

If so, the historical mission given to him had no choice but to eradicate this 'anti-state force', which was the last 12.3 emergency martial law. However, in this case, the Republic of Korea is reduced to an authoritarian state in which freedom and democracy have disappeared. The Republic of Korea is returned to an authoritarian state by Seok-ryeol's painful efforts to protect the liberal democracy of the Republic of Korea.

I'm going to call this the 'Dilemma of Seokyeol'.

To overcome this dilemma, Seokyeol's code was 'unfair elections'. They claimed that their control of the parliament was the result of fraudulent elections, not of the people's will. Therefore, they sent troops to the NEC to catch evidence of fraudulent elections.

So, in the end, if Seok's wishes had come true, South Korea would have become an ultra-authoritarian country that completely denies democracy built up over the past four decades and vigorously suppresses civil liberties. Could Seok's unrequited democratic allies? They could not have.

In the end, Seok-yeol had no choice but to return to his dilemma. Isn't it inevitable? In that sense, Seok-yeol was being driven to the outside of his head and reached a dead end. It seems that Seok-yeol's spirit was actually collapsing internally in the long and complicated agony of his mind, which reached 12.3. If he took what he said seriously, Seok-yeol probably couldn't fall asleep without drinking alcohol every day because of his country's concerns.

What was the critical reason why the prosecutor Yoon Suk Yeol fell into such a delusion? We cannot think that the external threat that Seok mentioned is not zero at all. There will be North Korea, China and Russia, and there will be U.S. and Japan.

We are located in the southern half of this cutthroat peninsula where the power of the continent and the power of the ocean collide. It is true that this power is getting stronger and stronger as we enter the new Cold War period.

Nevertheless, democracy is a system of beliefs in which the majority of the public makes the right judgment and believes that we can move forward. We must trust the good will of the other person and try to coexist with those who have different thoughts. You need such courage to pursue democracy. Democracy belongs to the courageous. Seok-yeol was a coward. Oh my god! Can we completely exterminate harmful viruses? We need to develop immunity and overcome the virus.

You can't take the whole people to a sterile room by swinging them in the back of the head with a club. Seok-yeol, you can't do that.

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"In particular, authoritarian, totalitarian states are trying to keep many countries, including neighboring countries, under their territorial or influence in order to maintain their systems.

Among domestic political forces, joining hands with external sovereignty encroaching forces is advantageous in acquiring political power with the help of their influence operations.
But nothing is free. We have to pay our core national interest.
It gives away energy security and industrial competitiveness, such as nuclear power plants, energy security, and industrial competitiveness, and further destroys solidarity with countries that share the value of freedom, and causes diplomatic isolation on its own. It acts as an anti-state that is clearly against the national interest.

Anti-state activities that go against the national interest continue not only when these forces are in the ruling party, but also when they become a huge opposition party with a large number of seats in the National Assembly. Through legislative and budget blockades due to the enormous parliamentary power and parliamentary dictatorship
It completely blocks the ruling party from running state affairs and paralyzes state affairs. Beyond political differences and checks and balances between the ruling and opposition parties, it pushes for the anti-national abandonment of national interests, paralysis of state affairs, and collapse of constitutional order.

"This is not a story of another country. This is the reality of the Republic of Korea. It is difficult for any political force to continue its brutal defeat because it is supposed to be wary of voters, but if you are confident that you can win seats in the National Assembly as planned or take over administrative power at any time through election rigging, what can't you do?"