Writer Rhyu Si-min urges Representative Lee Jae-myung to 'restrain radical language from supporters'
Writer Rhyu Si-min recently expressed his opinion that Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung should urge his supporters to refrain from using radical expressions. Rhyu compared some supporters who use derogatory terms for specific politicians to 'pebbles in a shoe,' pointing out that such behavior could actually hinder political progress.
Rhyu emphasized that Representative Lee needs to correct the attitude of these supporters. He advised Lee that he must 'shake the pebbles out of his shoes before walking on,' warning that the use of radical language could undermine political trust.
In addition, Rhyu also touched upon the issue of prosecution reform. He explained that Representative Lee is facing a situation he did not desire due to public demand, metaphorically describing the current political climate as difficult.
These remarks are sparking discussions within the political sphere regarding the attitudes of supporters and the leadership of politicians. Attention is now focused on how Rhyu's advice might influence Representative Lee's future political responses and the culture of his supporter base.