There is no group more entrenched in pariah capitalism than doctors.

From the moment you enter medical school, you are thoroughly separated from the capitalists and petit bourgeoisie from Gangnam with doctor parents and the proletariat who graduated from rural areas with equal opportunities and regular admissions, and you are considered a poor, uneducated class of people. Still, there is no group that instills in your head that you should study hard and do well because you were lucky enough to be in our group.

This is because in Korea, the profession of a doctor is a means of inheriting socioeconomic status and is almost the only realistic way for proletarians to overcome their lowly social status and enter the inner circle.

It may be like this even internally, but how does the medical group view the general non-doctor group?

It is easy to understand the crazy attitude and collective action that doctors show in situations of legislative conflict, and the absurd behavior of responding to criticism by saying that they did not even go to medical school, assuming this is their thinking system.