Lee Jae-myung's Delusion

Right now
those who are "Tal-myeong" (escaping Lee Jae-myung)
or "Po-myeong" (giving up on Lee Jae-myung)
think, "If I do well, they will come back"
"It's just because they haven't seen my capabilities yet"
"Once they do, they'll have no choice but to return"
But those who are "Tal-myeong," "Po-myeong," or "Ban-myeong" (opposing Lee Jae-myung)
don't think your capability is the problem;
they think your direction is the problem
and your philosophy is the problem.
To your argument that
"if we focus on growth first, distribution will follow,"
they simply refute it
by saying the "trickle-down effect" was wrong.
It's not that you aren't doing your job well;
it's that your direction and philosophy
are deviating from the philosophy of Kim Dae-jung, Roh Moo-hyun, and Moon Jae-in—
the philosophy that forms the roots of the Democratic Party:
the balance of growth and distribution,
efficiency and democracy,
and pragmatism and humanism.
A person without philosophy and direction
will find it hard to receive praise
no matter how well they perform,
because it is shallow.