Former People's Power leader Han Dong-hoon: ”Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung's 'Take care of yourself,' is a phrase used by gangsters” (Korea)

Former People's Power Chairman Han Dong-hoon responded to Choi Sang-mok, Acting President and Deputy Prime Minister, by saying that Democratic Party Chairman Lee Jae-myung had "take care of yourself."
On the 19th, former CEO Han posted on his Fei Bookmark, "'Take care of yourself.' That's a phrase used by the yakuza."
Earlier that morning, Lee urged the appointment of Ma Eun-hyuk, a constitutional justice candidate, at the Democratic Party Supreme Committee meeting, and subsequently vetoed the appointment.
He criticized Acting President Choi, who is exercising his right to freedom of speech, saying, "From this moment on, any citizen can be arrested for 'dereliction of duty,' so please take care of yourself."
Lee said, "Maintaining national order is the government's first responsibility, and if the president destroys the constitutional order,
"Even those currently in office are to be punished. Vice Prime Minister Choi, who is acting as the prime minister, routinely engages in acts that violate the constitution," he said.
Han, a former prosecutor and former representative, has previously criticized the opposition party, comparing them to gangsters.
Prior to the general election on April 2nd of last year, Han, who was campaigning in North Chungcheong Province, said, “Committing a crime and asking for revenge is not a justification for politics.
"How can that be possible? Even the gangsters don't have that justification," he said. This comment was directed at Lee and Cho Kuk, then chairman of the Fatherland Reform Party.