South Korea Ex-Prime Minister Han Duck-soo sentenced to 15 years in prison on appeal for role in insurrection

I would argue their Jeju Oranges are better than Florida ones too.

The US could have held Trump accountable, but we still have insurrectionists and sympathizers in places of power, and weak leaders looking out for their own futures.

I think I saw news that the judge who sentenced the former First Lady died of weird circumstances. The grass are not that green over there.

Literally every single Korean president besides Moon has left office before their term ended and has been imprisoned for corruption or something. Moon also handled Covid extremely well and was behind a new law to prohibit unpaid overtime, a huge issue in South Korea. And yet if you go and ask a Korean if Moon was a good president, they'll pretty much all tell you he was awful. He was so disliked that when his term was up (1 term only for Korean presidents) the country elected a billionaire businessman with no political experience who wanted to run the country like a business and get rid of the overtime regulation, and who did so as part of the People Power Party, which was essentially a renaming of the Liberty Korea Party, which was dissolved in response to President Park's political controversy (kicked off by the sinking of the Sewol Ferry,) impeachment, and imprisonment. So while they do prosecute their presidents for criminal acts, they literally keep electing obviously corrupt people to the highest office and hate the only one who wasn't corrupt.

it might have happend if he didn't get elected as a president. but stupid usa chose him.

Not anymore. National Assembly passed a law prohibiting future pardoning of Yoon.

Park was pardoned not too long after her impeachment and imprisonment. So we will have to see.

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