Democratic Party of Korea: ”Is calling for the protection of the Constitution incitement to civil war? ... Kwon Seongdong People's Power Floor Leader defends complaint to Constitutional Court” = South Korea

On the 19th, the Democratic Party pointed out to People's Power Floor Leader Kwon Seong-dong that he was "defending his dissatisfaction with the Constitutional Court (impeachment pronouncement)."
Cho Seung-rae, chief spokesman for the Democratic Party of Korea, said in a written briefing on the same day, "(Chairman Lee Jae-myung) has filed suit against the Constitutional Court.
How can calling on the Acting President to protect the Constitution, in defiance of the decision, be considered incitement to insurrection or intimidation?"
Prior to this, House Speaker Kwon said at a press conference that day that
In response to the Democratic Party leader's request to Choi Sang-mok, acting president, to "take care of yourself," he said, "This is clearly an illegal terrorist attack that is encouraging his supporters to commit terrorism."
It is incitement. Since it was Representative Lee who threatened the Acting President, he is currently in the act of inciting rebellion." In response, Chief Spokesperson Cho said, "We have suddenly declared that we will accept the Constitutional Court's decision.
Why are you defending Acting President Choi's appeal to the Constitutional Court? In the end, wasn't the declaration of acceptance just a lie to buy time?" he asked.
He added, "It is not enough for the People's Power (the ruling party) to just defend the forces of the civil war, but to also protect the acting authority that is obstructing the end of the civil war.
"It is truly brazen to say that," he said. "Acting President Choi has blatantly violated the authority of the National Assembly and is clearly caught in the act by appealing to the Constitutional Court's decision.
It's abandonment," he added.