Park Geunhye couldn't move back to her home because Choi Soon Shil stole all her furnitures

[Jeffrey Jung]

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[literally tilted]

[syricus]

LMAO

[singermelodie1]

Isn'y Choi Soon Shil in jail right now? How did she steal them?

[ByulHarangBona]

What?!

[protoplasm]

wait what

[paopufruit]

Lmao wtf

[stardvst]

Hahaha

[Jeffrey Jung]

Isn'y Choi Soon Shil in jail right now? How did she steal them?

She stayed in the Blue House during her presidency days i guess during that time

[holahuz]

Isn'y Choi Soon Shil in jail right now? How did she steal them?

 

looks like she can go in freely. she might have sold them

[holahuz]

even though she did bad. this is not right. i still believe in human rights. i pity her

[kimchidiablo]

i get an empty soul woman vibe when i look at park geun hye, wth koreans chose her in the first place?

she looks like very devoted to the cult imho

[WestWorld]

Lmao I don't feel bad for her

[Deâ„“phina]

[sakurahanabira]

i get an empty soul woman vibe when i look at park geun hye, wth koreans chose her in the first place?

she looks like very devoted to the cult imho

 

not every Koreans chose her. During the 2012 South Korean election, PGH won with 51.55% of the votes whereas Moon Jae-in had 48.02% of the votes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_South_Korean_presidential_election,_2012 (scroll down to Election Result). So it was a pretty close race between the two. And because South Korea has a rapidly aging population and the older voters favored Park because she was the daughter of Park Chung Hee, that contributed to her winning the election over Moon. So it's the older generation of Koreans that voted for her, not the young generation. The young generation wanted Moon as President. 

 

https://welections.wordpress.com/2012/12/31/

 

 

The high turnout level should have benefited Moon, and it could explain why he managed to come as close as he did. Moon and the DUP’s strongest base are young voters, who – as in any country – often drag their feet to the polls and need to be motivated by a successful campaign to actually turn out. However, the DUP and the liberals face a demographic problem. South Korea has a rapidly aging population, and older voters favoured Park. Older voters are more likely to have positive or nostalgic feelings about her father’s administration, they are a high-turnout demographic and they now make up an increasingly large segment of the electorate –  for the first time, more voters were above 50 than under 40.

[kimchidiablo]

not every Koreans chose her. During the 2012 South Korean election, PGH won with 51.55% of the votes whereas Moon Jae-in had 48.02% of the votes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_South_Korean_presidential_election,_2012 (scroll down to Election Result). So it was a pretty close race between the two. And because South Korea has a rapidly aging population and the older voters favored Park because she was the daughter of Park Chung Hee, that contributed to her winning the election over Moon. So it's the older generation of Koreans that voted for her, not the young generation. The young generation wanted Moon as President. 

ah i get it. thanks for your explanation  

[GirlBye]

Can't believe she even snatched her furniture!!! 

 

She's everything Swiper from Dora the Explorer dreamed of being 

 

[Sakurah]

even though she did bad. this is not right. i still believe in human rights. i pity her

 lol she's fine though, she still has money XD

[Ginger91]

i get an empty soul woman vibe when i look at park geun hye, wth koreans chose her in the first place?

she looks like very devoted to the cult imho

She's the daughter of a dictator right? In what work would you elect someone with family history like that

[sakurahanabira]

She's the daughter of a dictator right? In what work would you elect someone with family history like that

 

I'll requote what I quoted in my last post and bold the answer to your question:

 

 

 

The high turnout level should have benefited Moon, and it could explain why he managed to come as close as he did. Moon and the DUP’s strongest base are young voters, who – as in any country – often drag their feet to the polls and need to be motivated by a successful campaign to actually turn out. However, the DUP and the liberals face a demographic problem. South Korea has a rapidly aging population, and older voters favoured Park. Older voters are more likely to have positive or nostalgic feelings about her father’s administration, they are a high-turnout demographic and they now make up an increasingly large segment of the electorate –  for the first time, more voters were above 50 than under 40.