A 100% True Story That Happened at Busan City Hall (The End Result of Human Rights Violations)
This is a 100% true story that happened at Busan City Hall.
Around 5:50 PM today, someone must have left after saying something crazy.
But take a good look at that person's face. Do they look like that kind of person? No, they don't. This is the end result of human rights violations.
In fact, they don't even let him eat his meals in peace. But that person, thinking perhaps they had done something wrong again, just eats his meals bravely. He has eaten like that hundreds of times and comes out resiliently. That is why someone causes an incident at a restaurant, and he is just trying to eat quietly without causing trouble at that restaurant. If you shout there, the restaurant will immediately report you for obstruction of business. You've done that thousands of times at the temple while laughing your head off.
But even he has days when he feels depressed and tired. On those days, he just hopes to have one good meal and eat quietly. But these people have no concept of human rights.
They always pick a fight on days like this to force an incident.
And then they get citizens to say, "This guy is human trash."
Is it unfair that he wants to eat one meal in peace? So, he has eaten like this thousands of times, but because he shouted once, you are badmouthing him?
Do you know why this happened today?
A female police officer told him in her heart, "Just kill them all." That officer knows she said that.
Even so, he tried to stay on the right path because he didn't want to be a burden to his parents.
Then this is right. He was bullied 10,000 times, and because he shouted once, they insulted him.
This is his personality. He is a person with incredibly strong patience.
Four presidents told you to act that way.
That's why I thought, "This police officer cannot stand this personality, so if you use this against him, he will lose his temper immediately."
If all of this gets revealed one by one, people will really curse the police like shit.
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