”I'm so ashamed I can't live” - Daegu man who voted for President Yoon holds up banner - South Korean media

Amid the emergency law declaration and impeachment scandal involving President Yoon Seok-yeol, a banner reading "I'm so ashamed I can't live" was hung in Daegu, the "heart of conservatives," and people
On the 17th, a photo of a banner hanging at the entrance of an apartment building in Suseong-gu, Daegu was shared on social media sites such as X (formerly Twitter).
An X user uploaded this photo the day before, saying, "This is a banner hung in Suseong-gu, Daegu. The citizens of Daegu have noticed it, but it is not the work of the members of the National Assembly."
I ask you not to elect a member of the People's Power Party in the upcoming election." The photo shows a sign at the entrance to an apartment building in Suseong-gu, Daegu, saying, "I'm so ashamed I can't live! Yoon Seok-yeol, People's Power Party (Chu
A banner was hung with the words "A man in his 50s living in Suseong-gu who voted for Yoon Seok-yeol (Joo Ho-young)." The words "I'm too ashamed to live" were written in blue, and the names of "Yoon Seok-yeol" and "People's Power (Joo Ho-young)" were also written.
" is written in red. The rest of the letters are in black. "Chokpalrida" is a slang word that means to be embarrassed and lose face. "Chok" means one side of the face.
The people who voted for President Yoon and Rep. Joo Ho-young of the ruling People Power Party in the presidential and general elections are believed to have been the ones who voted. President Yoon's declaration of emergency law and its subsequent
The two impeachment issues that accompanied this can be understood as meaning that the party is ashamed and unable to hold its head up high over the “opposition to impeachment” votes made by the People’s Power, which go against the opinion of the majority of the people.
Internet users who saw the banner commented, "It's in the heart of Daegu, the conservative heart of the city," and "I think it's meaningful that such a change is happening in a city where the wealthy live."
"I hope they will reflect on their actions with shame," "From now on, we should choose who to vote for by looking at the person and their promises, not the party," "The scariest thing is when the person you thought you would support for your whole life turns their back on you," etc.
The member of parliament elected from the same constituency is People Power Party lawmaker Joo Ho-young, who was elected from the Daegu constituency from the 18th National Assembly in 2009 to the 22nd National Assembly.
Gyeongsangbuk-do (commonly known as "TK") has traditionally been known as a region with strong conservative influence.