Far-right YouTuber urges Han Dong-hoon to help Park Min-sik, citing Park Geun-hye's sentence
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At a glance
- YouTuber Ko Sung-guk, known for his far-right views, urged Han Dong-hoon to help Park Min-sik in the Busan by-election.
- Ko claimed Han Dong-hoon sought a 30-year sentence for former President Park Geun-hye during the state affairs corruption scandal.
- He asked Park Geun-hye to visit Busan and help Park Min-sik, framing it as correcting a history of betrayal.
YouTuber Ko Sung-guk, identified with far-right leanings, has called on Han Dong-hoon, an independent candidate in the Busan by-election, to support Park Min-sik, a candidate from the People Power Party.
Busan Buk-gap, please visit. It can be a historic feat to correct the history of betrayal with President Park's power.
Ko made the appeal during a YouTube live broadcast, stating that Han Dong-hoon sought a 30-year prison sentence for former President Park Geun-hye during the state affairs corruption scandal. Ko urged Park Geun-hye to visit Busan and assist Park Min-sik, describing it as a "historic feat" to correct a "history of betrayal" with her power.
"I will remember that when traitors impeached President Park and threw her in prison, a person named Han Dong-hoon, running in the Buk-gap constituency, actively sought a 30-year sentence," Ko said. He added that Park Min-sik is engaged in a "difficult fight" against "traitors" and their allies in the Buk-gap district.
I will remember that when traitors impeached President Park and threw her in prison, a person named Han Dong-hoon, running in the Buk-gap constituency, actively sought a 30-year sentence.
Ko believes that if Park Geun-hye appears in Buk-gap and appeals to residents to reject the "traitors," it would be a historic moment to rectify the "history of betrayal of the liberal right" through her influence. Han Dong-hoon served as a prosecutor at the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office in February 2018.
Park Min-sik is engaged in a difficult fight against traitors and their allies in Buk-gap.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.