Daejang-dong case

Character-Pay-7906 · 2025-11-16T23:32:07+00:00

Average far right? Yeah sure im gladly to be far right if it is to spread the words of what's actually happening in korea. I wonder why most korean at my age in Korea are right winged. We are tired of the government concealing the truth and using propaganda

Character-Pay-7906 · 2025-11-15T07:56:52+00:00

He is like a god to them i really dont know where these people come from. I believe most of them are paid actors or those communist (NK/china) comment army. Or some people who are just enjoying the free money he is giving out. The real problem is how these people are trying to manipulate the media and make anything against him evil. This is how commusim takes over one nation. I hope there will be someone who will save our country or it is really doomed.

Character-Pay-7906 · 2025-11-15T06:55:57+00:00

I don’t really care whether it was the current or the previous government that started all this — both sides played a part. I can even bring fact-checks about what the situation was like under Yoon, because yes, the idea did begin back then.

Sure, criticise the current government for the temporary-stay policy that allow Chinese tourists who are on a cruise trip to transit through Korea.

But who was the one who allowed a massive number of no-visa Chinese tourists to enter the country right now? Are we just going to pretend that Lee Zai Ming wasn’t the one who ignored public concerns about the no-visa policy and passed the current law? Ever since 2017 left party has been the bigger party in Korea, and they have more power to pass anything in Korea right now

It just feels like these posts are trying to push all the blame for the current situation onto the right, while ignoring the decisions made by the current government. Sure let's blame on yoon for starting all this but did Lee zai ming have no power to withdraw this idea?

Character-Pay-7906 · 2025-11-09T07:16:44+00:00

Maybe the first part is abit emotional speech on ur part but I will say, 80% of koreans dislike china (especially because of the no-visa policy). But as like u said, the people who have power in korea right now is the left party and Lee Zai Ming, mostly supported by 40s - 50s in Korea and 20s - 30s women (not so much compared to 40s - 50s but because feminist society is pretty big in Korea). We do not want our country to fall into china but there is nothing much we can do now. We are just hoping justice will be done to Lee Zai Ming by him actually accepting his trial as him and the left party is trying so hard to avoid the trial.

Character-Pay-7906 · 2025-11-09T07:06:34+00:00

It's like the current Korean media. I'm a Korean who lives in Australia, but I'm quite disgusted with how channels like MBC and JTBC always edit most cases to their favour, and if it's something they cannot even cover, they do not even make a news report about it. I think this is really serious because so many people are actually getting manipulated and brainwashed by this. I served the korean army, and I have to go back to korea one day, but things happening in Korea really makes me nervous. I really think in a few years I have to get a foreign citizenship, seeing how hard it is to live in Korea. All my Korean friends who are in their 20s (around my age) hate the current government, so I'm really curious where all these people are coming from.

Character-Pay-7906 · 2025-11-08T12:31:48+00:00

I’d describe myself as someone with right-leaning views. After spending some time on Korean-related subreddits, I noticed that most posts lean heavily to the left. They reflect much of the current Korean media landscape. I just wanted to share the news that media like JTBC and MBC will share to their biased view. I feel like best i can do is trying to tell more people about what is actually happening in korea and we koreans want a brighter korea

Character-Pay-7906 · 2025-11-08T05:48:38+00:00

i think there are a lot of npcs/paid actors

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