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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/13/opinion/south-korea-moon-jae-in.html?_r=1&referer=
미국에서 한국에 대한 비난 여론이 조성되고 있다.
문재인과 그의 와이프에게 우호적인 세력이 아니면
18원을 기부하거나 문자폭탄을 보내는 세력이 있다고 한다.
문재인의 홍위병이 되기 위해 힘쓰는 사람들은 미국에도 많다
홍위병들을 살펴보면 중국과 북한 정권의 개입도 많을 것 같다
러시아가 트럼프 당선을 위해 가짜 뉴스나 댓글부대를 동원해서 지원했다고 하는데
북한이 문재인을 지원하지는 않았을까?
요즘 반미 친북세력이 전면에 나서고 있는것을 보니
궁금하지도 않다.
링크를 읽어보면 공감하는 내용이 많을 것이다
SEOUL, South Korea — A semblance of normalcy returned to South Korean politics with the May 10 inauguration of President Moon Jae-in. His electoral victory followed the political demise of the conservative former president Park Geun-hye, who was impeached and stripped of her position for corruption. Even many of those who didn’t vote for Mr. Moon welcomed the change in leadership. In a June 9 poll, the new president enjoyed an approval rating of over 80 percent.
But things look less than rosy for the nation. Within the loose coalition of leftists who united to oust Ms. Park, an old political division has resurfaced. A powerful fringe movement is pitted against venerable left-wing media and any liberal who dares to critique the new president. Mr. Moon, at the center of the factionalism and political idolatry, is looking less like an agent of positive change, and the country’s vulnerability to a political faction shows how fragile this democracy still is.
Mr. Moon’s rise to power has a lot to do with good timing and his connections. Ms. Park’s scandal discredited the once-strong South Korean right, creating space for a liberal to take over. And Mr. Moon, who won only one parliamentary election before becoming president, inherited a solid base of supporters from former President Roh Moo-hyun, a charismatic fellow human rights lawyer and longtime friend who committed suicide in 2009 while being investigated for taking bribes from a businessman.
Many of these die-hard fans from the left are now on a warpath against anyone suspected of disparaging Mr. Moon, their new icon. They are so determined to punish his perceived enemies that they often mock them as “Moonppa” or “Daliban.” (The suffix “ppa” stands for obsessive fans, usually of celebrities. The reference to the Taliban conveys that they are extremists.)
Bearing the brunt of their anger is the liberal media — especially Hankyoreh, Kyunghyang and OhmyNews. Moon supporters are incensed by failings as minute as not describing Mr. Moon or his wife with sufficient deference or using a less-than-flattering photo of him. On the internet — the most important place for political discourse in this hyperconnected nation — they accuse these news outlets of having a secret bias against the new president.
In one widely circulated essay, a writer summed up the sentiment within the pro-Moon faction this way: “We will fight the dirty fight. President Moon should govern as he wishes.”
And that dirty fight has involved harassing the liberal media and politicians. Spamming mobile phones with countless text messages is one favored tactic. Making a tiny contribution of 18 Korean won (less than 2 cents) to a politician seen as insufficiently deferential to Mr. Moon is another (in Korean the number 18 can be an insult, pronounced in the same way as a common profanity). Then there are the threats to media outlets with dissenting views. Various media figures have tried to fight back, only to recoil in fear.
The confrontation has its origin in the nominally liberal Roh administration, which won little love from the traditional left-wing media for many of the policies Mr. Roh implemented: making the work force more flexible, pushing for a free-trade agreement with the United States and deploying South Korean soldiers to Iraq and Afghanistan at Washington’s request. The critical media coverage at the time angered Mr. Roh’s supporters, who thought that fellow liberals should back him no matter what.
It’s hard to overstate the power of this left-wing fringe. In the West, all this may seem like just noise, but here it’s what passes for bona fide political discourse. That’s why back in 2012 the National Intelligence Service ran a covert campaign to manipulate online opinion in support of Ms. Park, the conservative candidate.
During the recent confirmation hearing for the prime minister, lawmakers who opposed the appointment received thousands of text messages containing insults and threats, to the point that the committee chairman had to issue a public plea for restraint. Centrists, liberals and even people within Mr. Moon’s own party have all suffered what appear to be concerted attacks from his followers.
The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions came under assault mid-May for denouncing the president’s choice for the anticorruption czar. L.G.B.T. rights groups have been silenced after trying to raise the issue of discrimination with Mr. Moon at public forums. Resentment from what could be core allies of the president piles up.
Mr. Moon has done little to rein in the “Red Guard,” as some detractors call his fan base. His election campaign was accused of coordinating with a private supporters’ group to steer online discourse in a favorable direction. Mr. Moon has hired a presidential secretary convicted of illegally disseminating online content in 2012, and he has defended his extreme supporters’ antics as “a kind of spice that makes our competition more interesting.”
Though his campaign later said it was sorry for that remark, Mr. Moon, who proclaimed in his inaugural speech that “the politics of division and conflict, the conflict between conservatives and liberals must end,” is proving himself to be capable of achieving unity. It just involves his devotees beating all critics into submission.
미국에서 한국에 대한 비난 여론이 조성되고 있다.
문재인과 그의 와이프에게 우호적인 세력이 아니면
18원을 기부하거나 문자폭탄을 보내는 세력이 있다고 한다.
문재인의 홍위병이 되기 위해 힘쓰는 사람들은 미국에도 많다
홍위병들을 살펴보면 중국과 북한 정권의 개입도 많을 것 같다
러시아가 트럼프 당선을 위해 가짜 뉴스나 댓글부대를 동원해서 지원했다고 하는데
북한이 문재인을 지원하지는 않았을까?
요즘 반미 친북세력이 전면에 나서고 있는것을 보니
궁금하지도 않다.
링크를 읽어보면 공감하는 내용이 많을 것이다
SEOUL, South Korea — A semblance of normalcy returned to South Korean politics with the May 10 inauguration of President Moon Jae-in. His electoral victory followed the political demise of the conservative former president Park Geun-hye, who was impeached and stripped of her position for corruption. Even many of those who didn’t vote for Mr. Moon welcomed the change in leadership. In a June 9 poll, the new president enjoyed an approval rating of over 80 percent.
But things look less than rosy for the nation. Within the loose coalition of leftists who united to oust Ms. Park, an old political division has resurfaced. A powerful fringe movement is pitted against venerable left-wing media and any liberal who dares to critique the new president. Mr. Moon, at the center of the factionalism and political idolatry, is looking less like an agent of positive change, and the country’s vulnerability to a political faction shows how fragile this democracy still is.
Mr. Moon’s rise to power has a lot to do with good timing and his connections. Ms. Park’s scandal discredited the once-strong South Korean right, creating space for a liberal to take over. And Mr. Moon, who won only one parliamentary election before becoming president, inherited a solid base of supporters from former President Roh Moo-hyun, a charismatic fellow human rights lawyer and longtime friend who committed suicide in 2009 while being investigated for taking bribes from a businessman.
Many of these die-hard fans from the left are now on a warpath against anyone suspected of disparaging Mr. Moon, their new icon. They are so determined to punish his perceived enemies that they often mock them as “Moonppa” or “Daliban.” (The suffix “ppa” stands for obsessive fans, usually of celebrities. The reference to the Taliban conveys that they are extremists.)
Bearing the brunt of their anger is the liberal media — especially Hankyoreh, Kyunghyang and OhmyNews. Moon supporters are incensed by failings as minute as not describing Mr. Moon or his wife with sufficient deference or using a less-than-flattering photo of him. On the internet — the most important place for political discourse in this hyperconnected nation — they accuse these news outlets of having a secret bias against the new president.
In one widely circulated essay, a writer summed up the sentiment within the pro-Moon faction this way: “We will fight the dirty fight. President Moon should govern as he wishes.”
And that dirty fight has involved harassing the liberal media and politicians. Spamming mobile phones with countless text messages is one favored tactic. Making a tiny contribution of 18 Korean won (less than 2 cents) to a politician seen as insufficiently deferential to Mr. Moon is another (in Korean the number 18 can be an insult, pronounced in the same way as a common profanity). Then there are the threats to media outlets with dissenting views. Various media figures have tried to fight back, only to recoil in fear.
The confrontation has its origin in the nominally liberal Roh administration, which won little love from the traditional left-wing media for many of the policies Mr. Roh implemented: making the work force more flexible, pushing for a free-trade agreement with the United States and deploying South Korean soldiers to Iraq and Afghanistan at Washington’s request. The critical media coverage at the time angered Mr. Roh’s supporters, who thought that fellow liberals should back him no matter what.
It’s hard to overstate the power of this left-wing fringe. In the West, all this may seem like just noise, but here it’s what passes for bona fide political discourse. That’s why back in 2012 the National Intelligence Service ran a covert campaign to manipulate online opinion in support of Ms. Park, the conservative candidate.
During the recent confirmation hearing for the prime minister, lawmakers who opposed the appointment received thousands of text messages containing insults and threats, to the point that the committee chairman had to issue a public plea for restraint. Centrists, liberals and even people within Mr. Moon’s own party have all suffered what appear to be concerted attacks from his followers.
The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions came under assault mid-May for denouncing the president’s choice for the anticorruption czar. L.G.B.T. rights groups have been silenced after trying to raise the issue of discrimination with Mr. Moon at public forums. Resentment from what could be core allies of the president piles up.
Mr. Moon has done little to rein in the “Red Guard,” as some detractors call his fan base. His election campaign was accused of coordinating with a private supporters’ group to steer online discourse in a favorable direction. Mr. Moon has hired a presidential secretary convicted of illegally disseminating online content in 2012, and he has defended his extreme supporters’ antics as “a kind of spice that makes our competition more interesting.”
Though his campaign later said it was sorry for that remark, Mr. Moon, who proclaimed in his inaugural speech that “the politics of division and conflict, the conflict between conservatives and liberals must end,” is proving himself to be capable of achieving unity. It just involves his devotees beating all critics into submission.
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비내리는강님의 댓글
비내리는강
삼식아, 넌 딱 박근혜 최순실 수준이다.
MB18Nom님의 댓글
MB18Nom
아..
아직도 시대가 바뀐걸 모르는 적폐가 있구나!!
하루 세끼 꼬박꼬박 밥먹고 똥이나 쌓지말고
이 세상에 왜 태어났나를 생각하며 하루 3 분이라도 묵상해 봐라.
아직도 시대가 바뀐걸 모르는 적폐가 있구나!!
하루 세끼 꼬박꼬박 밥먹고 똥이나 쌓지말고
이 세상에 왜 태어났나를 생각하며 하루 3 분이라도 묵상해 봐라.
삼식이님의 댓글
삼식이
시대가 바뀐걸 안다. 종북, 친북들이 정권을 잡고
전직 대통령을 조롱하면서 희희덕 거리고 있지
반미의 상징인 촛불 혁명이 성공한 것도 알고 있다
탄핵의 근거도
뇌물 한푼도 받지 않은 사람이 감옥에 가고
종북들이 한자리씩 차고서
개성공단 금강산 관광으로 김정은에게 돈 퍼주기 위해 준비하는 것도 알고있다
전직 대통령을 조롱하면서 희희덕 거리고 있지
반미의 상징인 촛불 혁명이 성공한 것도 알고 있다
탄핵의 근거도
뇌물 한푼도 받지 않은 사람이 감옥에 가고
종북들이 한자리씩 차고서
개성공단 금강산 관광으로 김정은에게 돈 퍼주기 위해 준비하는 것도 알고있다
삼식이님의 댓글
삼식이
더 중요한 것도 알려줄께
이명박이 2000억 적자로 박근혜에게 물려준것
박근혜가 적자 메꾸고 8조원 흑자로 문재인에게 넘겨주니
문재인이 그돈으로 잔치하는 것도 알고 있다.
박근혜 식으로 하면 문재인은 30조는 다음 정권에 물려줘야 되는것 같은데
종북 친북들이 어찌 하려는지 궁금하지도 않다
이명박이 2000억 적자로 박근혜에게 물려준것
박근혜가 적자 메꾸고 8조원 흑자로 문재인에게 넘겨주니
문재인이 그돈으로 잔치하는 것도 알고 있다.
박근혜 식으로 하면 문재인은 30조는 다음 정권에 물려줘야 되는것 같은데
종북 친북들이 어찌 하려는지 궁금하지도 않다
하늘위에새님의 댓글
하늘위에새
어이~~! 비강. ㅎㅎ 도대체 여기서 왜노는겨. 이곳은 니 수준하고 안맞아. 댓글을 올릴려면 그거에 맞는 댓글을 올리는겨. 바부뎅이..대가리 수준하곤.. 빙신이네.. ㅋㅋ 니가 영어을 알겠니? ㅋㅋㅋ
자전거님의 댓글
자전거
내~말~이~ ㅋ ㅋ ㅋ
붕가리님의 댓글
붕가리
여기 삼식이가 밥잘먹고 헛소리하네...니가 진짜 종북 쓰레기구나.열심히 살아라.
sansu님의 댓글
sansu
요즘 한국은 문재인 정권 들어 서고 난후 제 세상 만났다고 사회주의 공화국 성립에 앞장서는 그룹이 민노총, 전교조, 참여연대 붉은 무리들이요. 국민들은 눈 똑 바로 뜨고 잘 지켜 봐야 합니다.