Personally, I feel the Lee Jae-myung administration, especially the labor sector, is making mistakes

Right now, we are in an unprecedented
semiconductor-driven economic boom, and while everyone
speculates on how long it will last or when it will end, no one truly knows.
We are seeing insane nominal growth rates,
and I believe this is not the time to be talking about distribution.
Right now, we must unconditionally expand our economic scale and capacity while we can.
I agree with the Lee Jae-myung administration's intention to invest in AI infrastructure,
but I believe the labor sector is making a mistake by
constantly bringing up issues like wealth distribution and excess profits so early.
K-shaped growth,
polarization, and so on—those are all valid points, but they are problems that cannot be completely overcome,
and their intensification is a global trend.
There is no such thing as perfect distribution.
During a period of high economic growth, the restructuring of wealth is impossible.
During these times, you must simply step on the gas and go all the way,
and wealth redistribution should occur during the stabilization period when the growth rate slows down.
Even then, polarization cannot be stopped; however, before we enter that stabilization period
where redistribution occurs to ensure the lower class lives better than they do now,
we must maximize our economic capacity.
Since the time Korea hit the $30,000 mark, there hasn't been a massive difference in GDP,
but you can think of it in terms of how redistribution occurred once we entered a stabilization period.
You can just ignore the people saying the country is ruined because of redistribution, K-shaped growth, or polarization.