People's Power lawmaker Ahn Cheol-soo makes heartfelt appeal: ”President Yoon Seok-yeol and the ruling and opposition parties should both send a 'message of acceptance to the Constitutional Court'” (South Korea)

With the impeachment trial of President Yoon Seok-yeol by the Constitutional Court imminent, Ahn Cheol-soo, a member of the ruling party, has called for the Constitutional Court to sanction President Yoon, the ruling party, and the opposition party.
He called for a message of acceptance to be sent out to the judge. He also called on citizens not to use violence. On the 16th, Rep. Ahn posted on his blog, "Acceptance is not surrender.
"The Constitutional Court's decision is the ignition point for civil war and bloodshed, and the sense of crisis is reaching an all-time high that could destabilize the Republic of Korea.
"During the impeachment of former President Park Geun-hye in 2017, four citizens died in a violent incident in front of the Constitutional Court. The current situation is far more serious than it was then," he said.
He continued, "Violent incidents must be prevented at all costs. If the government is aware of the signs of an accident in advance and fails to prevent it, it is an abdication of national responsibility."
First, Ahn said, "We must issue a bipartisan message of acceptance to the ruling and opposition party leadership. Before the Constitutional Court's ruling, both the ruling and opposition parties should hold an official meeting and issue a message of acceptance of the ruling."
"We must clarify this. We must put aside party interests and demonstrate a responsible stance to prevent a national crisis," he wrote.
"I ask President Yoon to fulfill his responsibilities and duties as the leader of the nation," he said.
"I want him to carry out his duties. Whatever the outcome, the president's genuine message of acceptance will have a powerful effect in preventing national chaos and unrest," he said.
"As the head of state of the Republic of Korea, I would like you to comfort both the pro-impeachment and anti-impeachment public. That is what a president should do," he added.
Rep. Ahn also said of Choi Sang-mok, acting president, "Before the Constitutional Court ruling,
"I want the government to take all possible measures to minimize the chaos that will follow. We must mobilize all the national power necessary to prevent an extreme situation," he said.
The agency must be prepared for any eventuality. The atmosphere at the rally is in a state of civil war. We must not allow any tragedy to occur. We must be prepared for any eventuality and respond immediately in any situation.
I want you to prepare a thorough response plan so that we can do this." Assemblyman Yasu also appealed to the citizens, saying, "I understand your passionate patriotism, to the point of giving your lives, but if the rule of law collapses, there will be no country.
"Violence is unacceptable under any circumstances. I ask you to think carefully about this for the future of the Republic of Korea and for our children. I say this from the bottom of my heart."