Former Justice Minister Cho Kuk continues to criticize the controversy over the illegal admissions of the children of Minister of Health and Welfare Jeong Ho-young.
Former Minister Cho posted on Facebook on the night of the 18th, “If admission must be canceled regardless of whether it has affected admissions, all of them must be cancelled.” do,” he said.
He continued, “But my daughter canceled it, and they didn’t.” “What is the policy of the Ministry of Education? Does it follow Yoon Seok-yeol’s ‘selective justice’? Is it ‘fairness’ or ‘fairness’?” he said pinchingly.
‘Kyung-jung’ is a ‘meme’ used in recent online communities to sarcastic President-elect Yoon Seok-yeol. To be precise, it is used online in the form of ‘Kyeongjeong and common sense’. ‘Kyung’ is the reverse of Yoon Seok-yeol’s ‘Yun’. Immediately after his election, President-elect Yoon put forward ‘fairness’, ‘common sense’, and ‘integration’.
Former Minister Cho seems to have criticized Yoon-elect by using the word ‘Kyungjeong’ in his writing.
On the 19th, former Minister Cho used the word ‘Kyungjeong’ again on Facebook. He said, “‘Prosecutor Yoon Seok-yeol’ did not just confiscated my high school diary because they checked my daughter’s internship and experience activities. They were also searched,” he said.
He also criticized, “Do the same, no more, no less, to the minister candidate of the Yun Seok-yeol administration.”
Reporter Yoo-kyung Jo, Donga.com polaris27@donga.com
