Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung: ”It is not conservative to deny constitutional order and the rule of law” (South Korea)

On the 1st, Lee Jae-myung, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, emphasized that "it is not conservative to deny constitutional order and the rule of law."
That afternoon, Lee held a press conference at Anguk-do, Jongno-gu, Seoul.
The 'Five Opposition Parties Jointly Demand the Impeachment of Yoon Seok-yeol for the End of the Civil War and the Protection of the Democratic Constitutional Government' was held in Anguk-dong by the Democratic Party of Korea, the Fatherland Reform Party, the Progressive Party, the Basic Income Party, and the Social Democratic Party.
At the 'Minna no Kai' (People's Conference), he said, "It's nothing but a reactionary movement that even conservatives cannot achieve." Lee said, "Conservatism is about protecting the values and order that must be protected." He continued, "Even if you take off the mask of a conservative,
We must overcome those who are destroying the Constitution and the rule of law and restore democracy. We must restore true conservative values and move toward a society in which progressives and conservatives can compete rationally.
Lee said, "On the night of the civil war on December 3 (last year), the wicked people who betrayed the people and the country mobilized the police and the military, the national armed forces entrusted to them by the people, to intimidate the people.
"This has launched a historic reaction that can never be tolerated, but the citizens, the sovereigns of our proud democratic republic, have once again put a stop to the military rebellion in the square."
He continued, "We want to remove the pitch black darkness that our unjust desires have created with the brilliant light of our penlights.
We are creating a great history of national victory. The civil war is not over yet. The revolution of light is not yet complete. Let us join hands to restore common sense and morality, and pursue our passion with hope.
Let's work together to build a country where this is possible."