The Daily Show host’s comment has become a hot

The Daily Show host’s comment has become a hot topic in Korea. “We’re trying hard to make sure the president doesn’t fall for the king’s play. But you guys come and say, ‘Wear this great crown!’? Don’t ruin the atmosphere, please!” he said.

Currently, “No Kings” protests criticizing Trump’s authoritarianism are spreading in the U.S. In such an atmosphere, Korea’s presentation of the Shilla gold crown was seen as “a cult of Trump.”

What’s upsetting about the host’s remarks is that he doesn’t have a penny of interest in what the customs negotiations would have done if South Korea hadn’t satisfied Trump.

The expression “give me money” by an American citizen sounds like an arrogant joke that doesn’t know the other person’s reality at all.
If someone gives the cash cow, some Koreans will have to starve. How easy is it to say that the crown is inappropriate without knowing the reality.

Ideals and reality are always different. It is important to observe the principles, but it is another matter to criticize those who live in the real world by saying, “You have to sacrifice that much.” The language of the party is always beautiful, but the reality that dealing with it becomes the weak should be avoided.

The same goes for Coupang’s early morning delivery. The pros and cons can be divided. However, some intellectuals’ comments such as “I won’t die if I don’t receive it quickly” and “citizens don’t need such delivery” are very different from “money-handling.”

Some people say that early morning delivery is not “convenience” but “survival.” Night workers, working parents, and people caring for their ailing families. For them, early morning delivery is not just an act of consumption, but a major factor for living a life.

Previously, people lived well without dawn delivery? Previously, people lived well without cell phones. Why do you pass on the changes in the world to the weak.

People who don’t know the reality criticize other people’s lives. They say ‘morality’, but in fact, they confirm their sense of superiority. The more they say it, the higher their antipathy toward the camp they belong to.

A society that evaluates each other’s lives without knowing each other leaves only a division. There is always a crack between ideal and reality. It is necessary to acknowledge the crack and to understand the circumstances of others in it. Allowing each other to live their own homes. Isn’t that the spirit of “No Kings” that we should keep.