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2024.11.11 09:41
자존감 떨어지고 자격지심 많은 애들 화법 특징입니다
자신에 대한 부정적인 평가가 오면 잘하는 누군가를 끌어들여 ‘xx도 이랬는데?’ 그러는거죠
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2024.11.11 15:58
https://www.newsweek.com/2024/11/15/south-north-korea-president-yoon-sik-yeol-interview-1979864.html
A series of accusations have been made against the first lady. How do you respond to these and how does this affect reforms?
The first ladies of previous administrations have also been caught up in controversies. The wife of former President Moon Jae-in caused a stir by using the presidential plane to travel to the Taj Mahal in India unaccompanied by her husband, and the wife of the late former President Roh Moo-hyun was suspected of having accepted a bribe.
Korea is probably not the only country in the world to hold the first lady to strict standards. At the same time, it is also true that the controversy surrounding my wife has become overblown due to the opposition parties' excessive attempts to politicize this matter.
The prosecution invested extensive investigative resources and spent a considerable time investigating the related accusations, dating back to the previous administration. Both cases were dropped, with no charges filed. Nonetheless, the opposition parties are pushing for the appointment of a special prosecutor, which is nothing more than a political offensive and is regrettable. A special prosecutor is appointed when there are credible allegations of misconduct or breach of impartiality by prosecutors—which is not the case in this instance.
During the press conference held last May, I sincerely apologized to our Korean citizens for the concerns that my wife's unwise conduct has caused.
If there is a political cost, I am prepared to bear it. The four major reforms are essential for the Republic of Korea's future. I will push towards those changes and steadily move forward.
A series of accusations have been made against the first lady. How do you respond to these and how does this affect reforms?
The first ladies of previous administrations have also been caught up in controversies. The wife of former President Moon Jae-in caused a stir by using the presidential plane to travel to the Taj Mahal in India unaccompanied by her husband, and the wife of the late former President Roh Moo-hyun was suspected of having accepted a bribe.
Korea is probably not the only country in the world to hold the first lady to strict standards. At the same time, it is also true that the controversy surrounding my wife has become overblown due to the opposition parties' excessive attempts to politicize this matter.
The prosecution invested extensive investigative resources and spent a considerable time investigating the related accusations, dating back to the previous administration. Both cases were dropped, with no charges filed. Nonetheless, the opposition parties are pushing for the appointment of a special prosecutor, which is nothing more than a political offensive and is regrettable. A special prosecutor is appointed when there are credible allegations of misconduct or breach of impartiality by prosecutors—which is not the case in this instance.
During the press conference held last May, I sincerely apologized to our Korean citizens for the concerns that my wife's unwise conduct has caused.
If there is a political cost, I am prepared to bear it. The four major reforms are essential for the Republic of Korea's future. I will push towards those changes and steadily move forward.
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