this didn't go unnoticed in the south. there used to be a big pro-north korea party in sk, the unified progressive party, which sought reunification with the north into a large socialist korean state. they couldn't officially claim to be communist, as it is illegal in south korea, but all the leaders of the party were former communists who had been imprisoned by the south korean dictatorship before democratization. they managed to garner 10% in the 2012 legislative elections, before the party was banned and the south korean state launched a massive wave of arrests of the deputies and main leaders of the party. another pro-unification party was created, and got almost 20% in the 2022 legislative elections. i think you need to realize this. even with the massive anti-communist propaganda south koreans are exposed to, there's almost 20% of the population who wants to live like north koreans. young south koreans have been blackpilled by the absolute state of their society, and by all the north korean defectors hating their life in south korea and wanting to return to the north. many young south koreans say as joke: "if north korea invades, i would join north korean army against south korea".
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