I don't think there is a need to attack Park We or Kim Dong-wan so harshly

When the Park We incident was first brought to light,
I felt that while one could have concerns about the issue, the content and method felt like they were targeting the public interest,
which I didn't quite agree with.
As expected, many people shared similar thoughts, and a backlash ensued immediately.
Well, in this regard, Park We was indeed in the wrong.
However, while there were issues with the nuance and the approach,
the core message of highlighting the dangers wheelchair users face when disembarking from the KTX
and demanding improvements is something worth listening to.
In other words, there is a risk that an accident could occur due to a public service worker's mistake.
It is a shame that the video wasn't uploaded with a more carefully organized message.
Of course, I believe one could sense a subtle sense of self-centeredness
from the vibe of that video and his previous appearances.
Those factors might be what caused this explosion of criticism.
Anyway, what I want to say is that while Park We was wrong,
there is no need to tear him apart on a national scale.
In that sense, I can also empathize with some parts of Kim Dong-wan's message.
(Though there are parts I don't empathize with. While Park We is new to dealing with people with disabilities, several years have passed,
and considering he is now someone with a certain level of influence, he should have been more cautious.)
Regardless, I wish the tendency for public opinion in our country to become so extreme would decrease a bit.
It's not just this case; public opinion forms this way on every issue, which makes it emotionally draining whenever I encounter social issues.
We are making things difficult for one another~