People Power Party Protects Lee Nak-yeon: "Democratic Party, Collective Madness, Degenerating into Nazi Party"

[Financial News] As Lee Nak-yeon, senior advisor of the New Future Democratic Party, declared support for Kim Moon-soo, the People Power Party's presidential candidate, on the 27th, forming a pillar of the anti-Lee Jae-myung big tent, the Democratic Party harshly criticized advisor Lee Nak-yeon.
In response, the People Power Party criticized, "The Democratic Party's attack on Lee Nak-yeon is ridiculous," questioning, "Is the Democratic Party truly a democratic party? If you think differently from Lee Jae-myung and take a different path, is that immediately betrayal, defection, and treason?" while condemning the Democratic Party for degenerating into a 'collective madness Nazi Party.'
In particular, regarding advisor Lee Nak-yeon defining the election of Lee Jae-myung of the Democratic Party as the emergence of a 'monster dictatorship state,' the People Power Party pointed out, "Former representative Lee Nak-yeon, who loved the Democratic Party so much, should reflect on why he gave up on the Democratic Party candidate and supported candidate Kim Moon-soo."
Park Yong-chan, head of public relations at the People Power Party's central campaign committee, commented, "As soon as former representative Lee Nak-yeon joined hands with candidate Kim Moon-soo, Democratic Party members, as if competing, rushed to label him a 'traitor,' 'defector,' and 'rebel,' pouring out extreme rhetoric and heating up the attack on Lee Nak-yeon," criticizing the Democratic Party's behavior.
Park mentioned Kwon Oh-eul, Heo Eun-ah, and Kim Yong-nam, former lawmakers from the People Power Party who declared support for candidate Lee Jae-myung in this presidential election, saying, "We do not criticize them as traitors. We respect their freedom of political choice."
Park continued, "However, what about the Democratic Party? When someone with a different opinion from Lee Jae-myung appears, they all rush to exclude, trample, and attack them as if to kill," condemning it as degenerating into a party of 'collective madness' rather than 'collective intelligence.'
He added, "It is no different from Hitler's Nazi Party, which did not tolerate even a single difference or deviation," and pointed out, "It is a brutal scene that reminds one of the Red Guards following Mao Zedong during the Chinese Cultural Revolution."
Park warned, "If the Democratic Party, trained in uniformity and conformity, comes to power, it will be terrifying to imagine what will happen in Korea in the future," urging, "The only way to stop the Democratic Party's collective madness and Lee Jae-myung's totalitarian regime is to prevent Lee Jae-myung from coming to power in the 21st presidential election on June 3."


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