Martial law in South Korea is a chilling reminder of how fragile democracy can be. The use of military power to suppress freedom undermines the very principles the nation fought to establish. The people deserve justice not oppression.
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Trump will no doubt express his support and admiration in 3…2…1…
Fun Fact: a South Korean general seized power in 1961 and ruled by repression until 1979, when he was assassinated by the head of the Korean CIA (his former BFF). Democracy eventually came in 1987.
The people power party, ah, shock surprise, a conservative, right wing party at that. When are the people of the world going to realise that right wing parties are the parties of the individual. We are better when together.
Moon Jae-In is one of the best politicians in the world and the law only allow him have one term and let a rapist fascist and felonry can，too ridiculous.
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Fun Fact: a South Korean general seized power in 1961 and ruled by repression until 1979, when he was assassinated by the head of the Korean CIA (his former BFF). Democracy eventually came in 1987.
Yeah. I mean that.