Why Shocking TK Progress Is Hard to Live

(1)In the ear of a person’s wife, the Communist Party
(2)What do you mean “no”? Fish buds. Jeju life
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(5)It’s hard for the progressive from Jeju to live in Jeju

(1)What I do is what the Communist Party does
(2)The third decisive factor is that I found out only after this incident that a fellow student insulted my spouse so badly One year at a year-end party, a fellow student came to the round table where about 10 women were sitting and said, “You’re Mrs. Lee Bong-soo,” to his ear and said, “I don’t like the Communist Party Right before that, he went to the stage and shouted out, “I don’t like the Communist Party,” and went down, so he pretended not to know even though he thought he was targeting me, but he confirmed and shot the man He is the same student who took over as editor-in-chief this time
(3)When I heard yesterday that I felt so humiliated and ashamed at the time, I was furious about why I didn’t tell you then, and asked back, “What would have happened to the reunion if I had told you?” My wife had put up with it to protect her husband, who was depressed because she heard the Communist Party sound countless times in columns and comments She still has the trauma of having to feed her family by playing foreign lodgings in the UK after her husband quit Hankyoreh and left to study abroad at the age of 47 while confronting the Samsung conglomerate
(4)It is not common for people from TK to live in intertwined blood ties, regionalism, and school ties, even if they have a moderate progressive tendency As revealed by the theory of the spiral of silence, even if you hear something different from your beliefs, you cannot refute it and have no choice but to go into a rotting state