Whether or not President Yoon's martial law declaration survives its first day of life, neoliberal proponents globally will have to reckon with:
*A disgruntled, overworked proletarian / professional class
*Underfunding of services, wealth transfer upward, lack of upward mobility
*Rising tides of misogyny
*A more mobilized, class conscious public
Whether or not the US is worse is beside the fact. According to a survey in 2019, among young South Koreans, 89.3% of women and 81.7% of men agreed with the statement that "people born into poverty can never compete with [those] born into wealth".
[2]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_inequality_in_South_Korea
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*A disgruntled, overworked proletarian / professional class
*Underfunding of services, wealth transfer upward, lack of upward mobility
*Rising tides of misogyny
*A more mobilized, class conscious public
Whether or not the US is worse is beside the fact. According to a survey in 2019, among young South Koreans, 89.3% of women and 81.7% of men agreed with the statement that "people born into poverty can never compete with [those] born into wealth".
[2]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_inequality_in_South_Korea
#Korea #SouthKorea #unions
