Korean netizens are worried that they will be retaliated

Author: Geng Zhi

On the morning of July 8th, Beijing time, former Japanese Prime Minister Abe, who was supported by Japanese right -wing political forces, was suddenly shot when he participated in an open event in Nara, Japan, and he was dead.

Some Japanese experts told the Global Times that this incident was enough to become the largest event in post -war Japanese politics.

At the same time, Abe's assassination also attracted the attention of Korean public opinion. Among them, many Korean netizens expressed their views on the incident. Some of these South Korea's views are relatively pessimistic, thinking that Abe's assassination shows that the political situation in Japan is slipping in a more dangerous direction.

As shown in the figure below, a Korean netizen said on his Facebook social account that Abe's assassination shows the risk of political extremes and believes that Japan should reflect well.

And a Korean post that received more than 2,000 likes and more than 9,000 reposts on social networking sites are worried that Abe's assassination will cause Korean people to be in danger, because Abe can be assassinated to indicate that Japanese guns have been managed in Japan's management problems. And this is likely to make Koreans a target of attack on Japanese violence hate crimes.

And Korean netizens believe that Abe's assassination will be used by Japan's right -wing forces to make great articles, hyped it into a very right -wing hero, and hold this matter to suppress the other vulnerable groups in Japan, which are hostile to the right wing, such as Immigration, foreigners, sexual minorities, etc.

One of the Korean netizens also assassinated Abe and the former South Korean President Park Jung -hee's assassination was assassinated, saying that such people should be put in prison for their crimes, instead of being assassinated like this, and was used by extreme forces.

Abe refused to apologize to the victims of the comfort women in South Korea. Some of these Korean netizens regretted Abe's assassination, because he had not apologized; some people thought that he had a retribution to assassinate and could not have sympathy for Abe's assassination.

However, some Korean netizens believe that the behavior of assassination of politicians should not be encouraged and applauded, and no matter how much this politician has. Others believe that the South Korean government should take the initiative to sorrow to Japan, so as to take the opportunity to improve the Korean and Japanese relations that have been cold before.

(Note: Affected by the sample quantity, only the attitude of some Korean netizens shows this article. Whether these views have more universal representativeness still need to be further tested.)

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