Korean opposition party ”President Yoon treats people who are concerned about treated water as 'savages'” ... ”Apologize”

On the 30th, Lee Jae-myung, representative of the South Korean opposition party Democratic Party of Japan, responded to President Yoon Seo-gyul's remarks regarding the issue of the release of radioactively treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the ocean.
``The president, who is supposed to represent the people, is violently oppressing the people as if he were a king.What's more, he has declared war on the people.''
At the party's Supreme Committee meeting held in Chullanam-do (South Jeolla Province) on the same day, Lee said, ``(President Yoon) will hold a training session for the ruling party (people's power).
He said, ``We have no choice but to fight those who say that 1 plus 1 equals 100.'' This means that the president, who should ultimately be able to unify the nation, is listening to the legitimate voices of the people expressing their concerns about contaminated water (radioactive treated water). "I can't even do math
I think he declared that he would fight against a 'uncivilized person'." He continued, ``The fishermen say, ``Going out to sea now is like going to a mass grave.'' The public's concerns are 10.
It's not 0, it's more than 1,000 or 10,000, and it's hard to count.'' He criticized the phenomenon, saying, ``This is a phenomenon created by the Yun government, which allowed the dumping of nuclear-contaminated water and instead of preventing it, took sides with (Japan).'' did.
"The government must change its attitude," he said, adding, "No one knows whether Japan's dumping of nuclear-contaminated water will continue for 30 years or 300 years."
In addition, Lee said, "From now on, in order to protect the national land of the Republic of Korea and protect the lives and safety of the people, as a representative of the Republic of Korea, I will boldly tell Japan to stop dumping contaminated water.
"We should apologize to the people for the damage done to them," he said.