Seoul mayor criticizes Lee Jae-myung for ”comparing him to the Nazis”... ”unfit to be a leader” = South Korea

On the 3rd, Seoul Mayor Oh Sehun criticized Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the main opposition Democratic Party, saying, "Those who see the world in terms of good and evil are not qualified to be leaders."
On the same morning, Mayor Oh said on social media, "The world is not black and white, but made up of dozens of diverse colors. If you look at the world through a black and white filter, the world will become greatly distorted.
In response to Lee's statement that "the only condition for evil to triumph is for good people to do nothing, and darkness can never triumph over light," Mayor Oh said,
"This means, 'I am good, the other is evil, I am light, the other is darkness.'" Mayor Oh said, "The Red Guards (Chinese cultural activists) were the ones who once divided good and evil and set history back through a trial by public opinion.
"This is what the organizations and people who were involved in the student movement during the Socialist Revolution did," he said, pointing out that "Creating a common enemy in order to unite was a Nazi tactic."
He continued, "Those who see the world in terms of good and evil cannot lead a nation in the right direction."
"This means that you cannot measure the ocean with a gourd," he said.