RE: South Korean President Declares Martial Law, Claims Political Opponents in Parliament Work for North
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Well, they seem like desperate measures, here we call that "drowning kicks."
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It seems these 'drowning kicks' are usual and common to this political position in South Korean politics. I am unaware of any that have held the office that haven't ended up in jail, or narrowly escaping such a fate.
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such behavior that is habitual is simply a sign of psychopathy. Morally it should be sanctioned as long as there is no international law that deals with these aberrations my friend.
I only repeat hearsay, as I've seen lists purporting to be of S. Korean Presidents that seem all to have ended up in jail since the Korean war - or narrowly avoided it. I remember one that was sentenced to death, although I recall they were pardoned.