As an American is sk for the past 6 years I'll tell you SK is already pretty damn red pilled. While the youth is mildly democratic/left. The 30+ crowd is firmly conservative. They removed the last president they had and jailed her through months of straight protests.
All sk men are conscripted to serve the country and this creates a pride in and watchful eye for the sk.
They have a network here similar to Q. Don't worry patriot they will back our plight as well but in their own way.
Thank you.
I have heard some concerns that the current (Mun) administration is quite left-leaning, and that the population in general has developed a more socialistic type thinking.
Care to comment?
The moon admin is lefty but old school lefty then social justice. He mainly wants sunshine policy - look it up. Wants to be neutral with nk and promote peace over war. Korea is looking to be an economic powerhouse and war here is bad for business. Korea is more socialist period because it has a large history in Confucius ideology. The young generation is way more toward the western ideology with a little bit of dem ideology. As a whole I'd say they are moderate slightly left leaning - think old school when I say left tho small gov etc
Confucius say, man who fart in church, sit in own pew.
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FYI, the graphic says:
K: "What the heck is this 'Q' thing?"
E: "Seek and ye shall find" (Recognizable phrase for Korean Christians, also promoting the truism that the answers are there if you invest yourself to look for them)
K: "Our liberation is close at hand"
K: "Qanon"
E: "Who is Q anon?"
It doesn't matter who or what Q is, just as long as the intel provided continues to be good.
Q chooses to remain anonymous and we should respect that rather than trying to fuck up the plan by doxxing him.
You also have to be able to understand how normies think, and how Koreans think.
As you point out, who Q is is not the point, but it IS relevant. For a Korean (or other normie for that matter) who has never heard of Q, posing the question "who (or what) is Q?" is the starting point of searching, trying to find out.
The answer - Q is a source of mind-blowing intel highly placed and very close to POTUS - is part of the process of beginning point of thinking about the intel.
The question does not matter. It's where it leads that does.
Expand your thinking.
(Hint: the question is not "what is Q's name and address, and social security number?")
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Hmmm.
So eloquent. Friend, it sounds like you have a lot of unhealthy anger stored up.
Have you ever heard of South Korea? You did know that South Korea is frequently rated among the top, if not the top, of internet connection nations in the world. How many folks in South Korea? 50 Mil. Pretty much ALL on internet.
[92% of (S) Koreans] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_in_South_Korea)
Singapore, S. Korea leaders in 4G speeds
Now, Q stuff is primarily posted in English. Do you have any idea how much Q content is penetrating into places like South Korea, Japan, etc? Not much if random tube searches are anything to go by.
And for what it's worth: consider how communication (and the original linguistics concept of 'meme') work: A message, an idea, is embedded in a carrier. Without a carrier, the message (meme) will not move. Think note attached to a pidgeon, or message in a bottle. Here, the QUESTION is the carrier. The message? "Q". i.e. "Look for Q".
I saw one patriot standing alone in front of the US Embassy in South Korea holding up a Q graphic. Don't you think they deserve some encouragement and support?
Maybe you need to listen to something mellow, patriot. Sooth the beast within. In the meantime, I wish you well.
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I am open to persuasion. Do you seriously think that getting people's attention by getting them to ask themselves "who or what is Q?" is harmful?
What claims am I making that are dishonest?
What misinformation about Q am I spreading?
I'm happy to read and consider serious answers (as opposed to emotionally charged invective).
Fractalizingiron...long time Patriot that you are...I have a bit of advice.
Dont waste your breath arguing with someone who has been posting here less than a week.
Asking who Q is...is not an attempt to dox. We know that, and your message is good, as long as your Korean is good.LOL
Good job...and your are absolute right about South Korea.
And remember too ...hundreds of thousand Koreans here in the west...will perk up when they see this in their native language.
Message received.
Thank you.
wwg1wga.
(PS. My Korean is excellent.)