A brief primer on the Korean Presidential Election - the favorite candidate will probably send BTS to the military

    The Korean Presidential Election is on March 9, 2022.


    The ruling party's candidate is Lee Jaemyung, , governor of Gyeonggi province. He is no stranger to Kpop - Baek Ayeon's father used to work for him and he tweeted all citizens of Seongnam, where he was the mayor at that time, to vote for Baek. He was also there when


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    this incident occurred so at least he knows what Kpop is.


    But Lee carries too many baggages, too long to list here.


    The opposition party's candidate is Yoon Seokyoul, the former Chief Prosecutor.


    Yoon, who spent 9 years to pass the bar, has very little interests other than law; his popularity comes from the fact that he might be able to clean up some of the current president's excesses.


    Yoon has no children, and he has never said anything about Kpop, never.


    Because of all the history Lee carries, now Yoon is the favorite. If he is elected he will probably force law and order, which is his sole agenda.


    He WILL send BTS to the military.

  • WhyKnock

    Changed the title of the thread from “A brief primer on Korean Presidential Elections - the favorite candidate will probably send BTS to the military” to “A brief primer on the Korean Presidential Election - the favorite candidate will probably send BTS to the military”.

    I don’t really want to reply to your troll of a thread but if you think BTS is essential to make his campaign promises come true, then you are reaching.


    A reminder that the postponement bill got passed by 253/255 votes including Ruling and opposition parties who were all in favor. And I heard the parliament is almost split.


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    I'm sticking this here


    it seems that Asian boss is quite fast on their reporting

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