Min Kyung-wook's 'Evidence of Election Manipulation'... Jin Joong-kwon: "All the fuss, but the evidence is just a tiny mouse"

Former Dongyang University Professor Jin Joong-kwon. Photo by Yonhap News

[Asia Economy Intern Reporter Kim Yeon-ju] Former Dongyang University professor Jin Joong-kwon strongly criticized the evidence of '4.15 General Election Early Voting Manipulation' revealed by Future United Party lawmaker Min Kyung-wook on the 11th, saying, "They are making a huge fuss but the evidence is just a single mouse."

On the same day, Jin posted on his Facebook, saying, "At most, it’s just a matter of telling the election commission to manage the ballots well and ending it."

He stated, "However, conspiracy theories are never refuted. Even if all the ballot boxes nationwide are reopened and confirmed to have no issues, the conspiratorial imagination never stops," adding, "At that time, they will claim that the recount itself was manipulated and spread another conspiracy theory."

He continued, "The problem with conspiracy theories is that they paralyze the sense of reality. Because they emotionally cannot accept the gap between their subjective beliefs and objective facts, they completely leave reality and enter subjective delusions," explaining, "The problem is that the next vote, and the vote after that, happen in reality, not in delusion. In the end, they will always lose in reality."

He went on, "Regardless of the vote counting, the results of the broadcasters’ exit polls, which are tallied an hour before the counting ends, also indicated an overwhelming victory for the ruling party," and pointed out, "The vote count results were not much different from that. Will they say the exit polls were manipulated too?"

Furthermore, he added, "If the vote count results had appeared significantly different from the opinion polls or exit polls, suspicion might be warranted, but that is not the case," and said, "This case does not even meet the premise for raising suspicion."

Meanwhile, on the same day, lawmaker Min claimed at the '4.15 General Election Vote Manipulation Truth Investigation and Restoration of National Sovereignty Rally' held at the National Assembly Members' Office Building in the afternoon, "Ballots from the Seoul Seocho-eul district were surprisingly found in Gyeonggi Bundang-e."

He added, "The voting manager was supposed to stamp the ballots, but the stamps were missing," and urged, "This fraudulent election cannot be revealed through a simple numerical recount. I hope the prosecution or the courts will investigate."

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