"2030 Men Far-Right" Cho Kuk Shares Post on SNS: 'Wealthy Seoul Youth are Far-Right'

People Power Party Criticizes: "Is Daughter Cho Min Also Far-Right?... Politicizing Generational & Gender Conflicts"

 [Facebook capture of Cho Kuk, Director of the Research Institute. Reproduction and DB prohibited.]

Cho Kuk, Director of the Research Institute for Innovation of the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, has shared an article titled 'Wealthy Seoul Youth are Far-Right' on social media (SNS), following his claim about '2030 Youth Far-Right Theory'.

On the 30th, Cho posted the article titled 'The Higher the Economic Standing of Seoul Residents, the Higher the Probability of Being a Far-Right Youth' on his Facebook page without any additional comments.

Previously, on the 22nd, in an interview with the media, Cho stated in response to high opposition from the 2030 generation regarding his pardon and restoration of rights, "I am willing to apologize again if requested," adding, "2030 men exhibit similar tendencies to those in their 70s, in other words, far-right tendencies."

In response, the conservative camp criticized whether the criticism from the 20s and 30s generation regarding issues like the child's college admission irregularities was due to 2030 men becoming far-right.

Park Seong-hoon, Senior Spokesperson for the People Power Party, reiterated on this day that regarding Cho's SNS post, he retorted, "If 'wealthy youth residing in Seoul' are far-right, is your daughter Cho Min also far-right?" He added, "You are labeling 2030 men as far-right simply because they are critical of you, and you are using generational and gender conflicts as political assets." Yonhap News