“Dichotomous thinking makes you unfit to be a leader.”
After the senior meeting, CEO Lee was ‘sniped’ every day on Facebook.
Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon is announcing ‘comprehensive measures to respond to loneliness, isolation, and seclusion’ at Seoul City Hall on the 21st. Reporter Seong Dong-hoon
The ‘mouth’ of Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon, one of the ruling party’s next presidential election champions, is becoming harsher by the day. He raised the level of criticism towards Lee Jae-myeong, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, saying, “The dichotomous thinking of good and evil is a Nazi/Red Guard tactic.”
On the 3rd, Mayor Oh ‘sniped’ CEO Lee by posting a post on his Facebook page titled: He said, “(Representative Lee) himself is good, his opponent is evil. “I judge myself as light and my opponent as darkness,” he wrote. “But the world is not black and white, but is made up of billions of different colors.”
He continued, “If you look at the world through a black and white filter, the world is bound to be greatly distorted.” He continued, “In the past, dividing good and evil and setting back history through the court of public opinion was what the Red Guards did, and finding a ‘common enemy’ for unity was what the Red Guards did.” “It’s a Nazi tactic,” he claimed. Mayor Oh said, “A person who views the world in terms of good and evil cannot lead the country in the right direction,” adding, “It’s the same as measuring the sea with a gourd.”
A post posted by Mayor Oh Se-hoon on his Facebook on the 3rd. Facebook capture
Mayor Oh is known to have led the ‘People Power Party Senior Meeting’ on the 29th of last month. Since the meeting, the level of criticism against CEO Lee has been increasing by posting on Facebook day after day.
On the 31st of the same month, a post was posted. In the article, Mayor Oh said, “The security crisis originating from North Korea is deepening,” and “They only know how to live-broadcast political strife while shouting ‘power plan,’ but what is the Democratic Party doing in this unprecedented crisis?” On the 1st, he also posted an article titled, “The Democratic Party and the Fatherland Innovation Party have pledged to push for a constitutional amendment to shorten the presidential term,” and “There are various tricks and tricks, but in the end (ahead of the first trial sentencing this month), Representative Lee Jae-myung’s “The emphasis is on bulletproofing,” he claimed.
Mayor Oh’s move is interpreted as an intention to show his ‘presence’ as the next presidential candidate amid the recent controversy in the ruling party over suspicions of interference in nominations and various allegations of corruption related to interests. Mayor Oh also criticized President Yoon Seok-yeol in a joint statement at the National Power Party’s senior meeting last month, saying, “Cancel the decision,” and Han Dong-hoon, CEO of the National Power Party, saying, “There is no leadership.”
