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The first photo is of Ahn Cheol-soo, a member of the People Power Party, who is left alone after all the other People Power Party members left. Ahn Cheol-soo is someone who has stood up for his beliefs many times during the COVID-19 pandemic and volunteered and engaged in politics. If he had not been in politics, I would have really respected him. Judging from his political actions so far, he is not a very trustworthy person. However, his actions yesterday when he was left alone were truly amazing and gave inspiration and courage to many citizens. After seeing him, two more People Power Party members voted in favor of the vote. They are Kim Ye-ji and Kim Sang-wook. The rest of the People Power Party members, excluding these three, will forever be recorded as a shame in Korean history for betraying the Korean people and abandoning democracy for their own benefit. The citizens will never forget. Our candle for democracy will never go out. submitted by /u/juseyeon |
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