South Koreans have realized that their alternative choice is just as corrupt, if not more.
Some of the things that have happened since:
- President Moon's right hand was convicted for opinion rigging leading up to the election by overseeing a bot farm.
- The country's chief prosecutor resigned after the administration's desperate attempt to cover up their own corruption, joined the opposition party, won the primary to become their presidential candidate, then actually winning (!) the election (as absurd as it sounds, this is roughly equivalent to Merrick Garland joining the GOP, getting nominated as their candidate, and winning the election).
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South Koreans have realized that their alternative choice is just as corrupt, if not more.
Some of the things that have happened since:
- President Moon's right hand was convicted for opinion rigging leading up to the election by overseeing a bot farm.
- The country's chief prosecutor resigned after the administration's desperate attempt to cover up their own corruption, joined the opposition party, won the primary to become their presidential candidate, then actually winning (!) the election (as absurd as it sounds, this is roughly equivalent to Merrick Garland joining the GOP, getting nominated as their candidate, and winning the election).