People's Power "Minju Declares Martial Law on Kakaotalk...Chinese-style ideological control"

The People's Power criticized the so-called "Kakao Talk Censorship" controversy sparked by a Democratic Party lawmaker's SNS post, and declared totalitarian Kakao Talk martial law that it would accuse them of propaganda if they talked about different opinions from them.

Kwon Young-se, chairman of the emergency committee, said at a meeting of the emergency committee that the Democratic Party of Korea's "civil war" is now targeting young people, saying, "Are you going to control the North Korean-style five-ho system and Chinese-style ideology in South Korea in 2025?"

Kwon Sung-dong, the floor leader of the party, also argued that the censorship remarks on Kakao Talk are an example of the Democratic Party's dictatorship instincts, and that they are no different from the North Korean style of "horse reaction hunting."

The Democratic Party also stressed that it was an unconstitutional idea that violates the constitutional anti-censorship principle, saying that it threatened the public to combine all of them into a civil war if they did not agree with them.