YS's second son Kim Hyun-chul: "Min Kyung-wook, such a rotten X being in the Korean Party, tsk tsk"

The second son of the late former President Kim Young-sam, Kim Hyun-chul, Executive Director of the Kim Young-sam Democracy Center
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[Asia Economy Reporter Shinwon Yoon] Kim Hyun-chul, the second son of the late former President Kim Young-sam and Executive Director of the Kim Young-sam Democracy Center, criticized Min Kyung-wook, a member of the Liberty Korea Party, who posted a post indiscriminately condemning the ruling party, calling him a "pathetic human."

On the 14th, Executive Director Kim wrote on his Facebook, "Because pathetic humans like Min Kyung-wook are in the Korea Party, no matter how crazy this administration acts, people say the opposition party is lucky." In the comments, he wrote, "Because such rotten X is in the Korea Party, tsk tsk."

This was in response to Min’s post on the 13th, where he published a 3,004-character poem starting with "You damn bastards!" on his Facebook.

The poem contained harsh criticisms of key ruling party figures such as President Moon Jae-in, former Presidential Secretary Im Jong-seok, Democratic Party leader Lee Hae-chan, and Gyeongnam Governor Kim Kyung-soo. It also included references to martyr Kim Joo-yeol, who was a catalyst for the April 19 Revolution in 1960, and the late former lawmaker Roh Hoe-chan.

Regarding President Moon, the poem said, "The day Moon Jae-in’s X property is uncovered, you will belatedly realize how evil and filthy that guy is, and that day will also be the day you X go to hell in handcuffs and shackles," using abusive language.

It also criticized former presidents, saying, "Ah, whether it was the halo or whatever, people like Kim Dae-jung, a X, and Kim Young-sam, a X known for being a great thief, should have been completely ignored and dismissed!"

At the end of the post, Min stated, "Whoever wrote this is really a masterpiece, but it is said to be by poet Kim Ji-ha, though I am still verifying," clarifying that he did not write it himself.

The political circle poured criticism on Min’s post.

Justice Party spokesperson Oh Hyun-joo issued a statement saying, "The vulgar language Min uses can be heard anytime at rallies of the Taegeukgi faction he likes or on far-right YouTube broadcasts," adding, "The place suitable for Min is those marketplaces where such people gather, not the National Assembly."

Former Dongyang University professor Jin Joong-kwon also criticized on his Facebook, "Look at the level. You can criticize the administration without using profanity. Since you lack the ability for logical criticism, you resort to insults," and added, "Politicians must express the people's anger in refined language. If you lack that ability, you should not be in politics. Those who are underqualified should be expelled from the political arena."

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