Palestinians entering Gaza

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Palestinians entering Gaza at the news of the ceasefire. It would be a fond and majestic sight of how important Gaza is to them.

Trump, however, said in a meeting with Netanyahu today that the U.S. will take over Gaza after ethnic cleansing. He showed his ambition to become an imperialist. It is a bolt out of the blue for Gazans.

Trump's ambition to devour Greenland, Panama, Canada, and now Gaza. In the first place, interventionism is not important to American oligarchs. They just don't care about anything if it makes money, whether it's a tariff barrier or a territorial invasion of another country. When neoliberalism is subject to an oligarchy, only this inexhaustible and transparent greed remains.

Trump's ethnic cleansing of Gaza. What terrible news.

However, a few days ago, when some Democratic Party members criticized Facebook for recommending Trump as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize, Democratic Party supporters flocked to the site and commented that it was a pragmatic line. They say that it is pragmatic to recommend a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize to an imperialist nation that causes geopolitical crises and earthquakes while holding bombs in both hands. Tears are coming from all over the world, and it must be nice to be pragmatic. The promise of peace by economic monsters who only seek money and profits is like a painful mirage.

Perhaps they won't be sorry for the pain of other countries. Furthermore, even if Trump's destructive moves play with peace on the Korean Peninsula like a gambling dice, he won't apologize in the future. This is because the substance of practicality they refer to is another name for profits, such as winning the presidential election.

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A few years ago, Elon Musk was nicknamed the "climate warrior" in Korea. So-called climate experts, academic intellectuals, called it. Even those who boasted that Tesla stock was in the company of advisors to environmental groups were boasting that Elon Musk's electric car would save the world.

Will Elon Musk, the current fascist who is inciting extreme rightists around the world by shouting "Hi Hitler," be called a climate warrior.

It is close to a mirage to solve the climate-ecological problem by entrusting it to the market and companies in the first place. In particular, it is just a cruel joke to trust people like Elon Musk, who took the throne of oligarchy in the process of deepening neoliberalism. Elon Musk is only interested in money, not climate. Having sponsored astronomical money to the Trump campaign and now taking the throne, he is preparing to remove all regulations, cut off the money spent on social protection, and sweep the money into capitalists' accounts while taking control of the U.S. public financial system. And furthermore, he is instigating all the far-rights of the world like that to carry out such a system around the world. He is not a climate warrior, but the largest climate villain on earth.

However, Korean marketists who once praised him as a climate warrior will never apologize. Even the self-proclaimed climate experts who once justified it as a pragmatic line will never apologize. For them, practicality was the nameplate of Tesla shares and renewable energy stocks they invested in.

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Likewise, few of the self-proclaimed intellectuals who revered Yoon Suk Yeol as a liberal during the last presidential election and talked about Yoon Suk Yeol as an important figure to break through the harmful effects of big two-party politics have apologized.  

Milton Friedman, one of the architects of neoliberalism, once had a book on his side for more than 20 years, and how dangerous Yoon Suk Yeol's free speech about not being loyal to people is, and how far-right populism is embedded in his words about not being loyal to people, so they argued that choosing Yoon Suk Yeol was pragmatism. We had to witness the invasion of the National Assembly and the courts and keep our mouths shut thanks to that smug pragmatism.

Of course, they will not apologize in the future. For them, practicality is a good justification for Jo Byun-seok, who justifies my interests and tastes.

The world is now in a state of wind. From Scandinavia to India, Germany to the United States, and El Salvador to Korea, the far-right's great strides are unfolding. What is needed in such an extraordinary time is not a clever practice to only take care of one's own interests, but a bright eye to the world, and a deep and bold, yet still heart to heal the disease by counting the source.

In difficult times, guns should not be lost.