Min Hyung-bae: "The ones who messed up politics are XX like Han Dong-hoon"

Min Hyung-bae, a member of the Democratic Party who recently rejoined after leaving, expressed a heated reaction to the verbal clash between Minister of Justice Han Dong-hoon and former Democratic Party leader Song Young-gil that occurred over the past weekend, saying, "Those like Han Dong-hoon are the ones who have made politics disgraceful."

On the 13th, Min posted on his social media (SNS), "I thought it would be better not to get involved in such a messy situation and waited through the weekend. But it was unbearable to watch, so I decided to add a word," adding, "For the title xx, I want to insert one of those bastards among the human groups, but I can't choose well. It's just so absurd."

At his book launch on the 9th, former leader Song called for Minister Han's impeachment, referring to him as a "kid," to which Minister Han responded in a statement, targeting Song by saying, "You have made South Korean politics disgraceful for decades."

Regarding this, Min said, "Made politics disgraceful? Who? People like Song Young-gil, or those like Han Dong-hoon xx?" and added, "I assert that those who have made politics disgraceful are people like Han Dong-hoon xx."

He claimed, "They know their roles but blatantly ignore them, interfering in politics, muddying the waters, and disturbing the scene. Their greed has made South Korean politics disgraceful like this."

He continued, "Listing them one by one is suffocating, but the biggest issues include violations of citizens' basic rights, undermining democratic procedures, and privatization of state power through politicization of the judiciary," adding, "Where else in the world is prosecutorial power openly abused for political purposes? It's a regression akin to authoritarian regimes," raising his voice.