How to Change the World
There was a documentary I used to watch for fun.
It was about war—an incomprehensible concept—and how it arises, the process by which it comes into being.
Of course, there are various reasons, but according to that documentary, the reason wars break out is deficiency.
Resources, food, production means—anything.
As long as it’s necessary for the group.
Deficiency starts with the vulnerable layers of the group and swallows the entire group.
Then they start demanding solutions to these problems from the leaders of their own small groups.
Eventually they demand solutions from the leaders of the entire group.
When the group leaders can’t find a solution within the group, their last resort is stealing from outside.
In other words, choosing war, as the documentary explained.
Do you understand?
The four-letter name girl.
Anyway, right now I’m exactly in that situation.
If nearly a thousand people who followed me from Korea to Japan learn this fact, they will feel strong deficiency, and then they will actively tell me to solve the problem.
And if I can’t solve it, I’ll be dragged down.
A leader who didn’t win in war.
How much time is left before that moment arrives?
Twenty-four hours?
Well, not much time left.
After this call ends and I return empty-handed, head bowed, saying “I had no choice,” that moment begins.
I thought about not answering the call coming now.
But it seemed like a worse choice, so with a trembling hand under strong pressure, I answered in the same way as yesterday.
- … These days, there’s no way to receive a call at once.
“Ah.. Yes, I’m busy. Sorry.”
- Yeah. Did you see the official documents I sent?
From the beginning, straight to the point.
“Ah, yes. I saw it.”
- Then you know what I’m going to say.
“Just quietly bend your pride and return to Korea?”
- What kind of words are those. You became a father too, so it’s not like that.
Ah, really…
What nonsense.
She’s trying to teach someone.
- Originally, in the early stages of pregnancy, the dad should be next to the mom.
- And from your mothers to your relatives, make it possible for them to contact you.
- How can I refuse this? So, make time to talk with relatives.
- You’re Korean too, right? Family is important.
Yeah.
The first content of the sentence decorated with all kinds of euphemisms was this.
If I reject or oppose this, in the emotional climate of Korean society where Confucian dragons are rampant, I would be stamped as trash without fail, which is a dead end.
I don’t know who thought of this, but it’s great.
“Mr. President… You said you have children, right?”
- Yeah. I had two sons around your age…
“Did you send them to the army?”
- … What are you trying to say?
Did you not send them?
Then a bit disappointing.
“So you don’t know…”
“I don’t know if ‘family’ or ‘relatives’ has meaning up to the president’s age range…”
“We don’t have any, especially no ‘family’ or ‘patriotism’ or anything.”
“Since it’s a once-a-year thing whether to see or not, what about relatives…”
“It’s a relationship where we think how we can use each other.”
During that time, they were forcing us to sacrifice under the name of ‘family’ conventionally and under the name of ‘patriotism’ they unilaterally threw us into the army, is that it?
The world has changed, and these young people don’t understand at all that we didn’t give respect and consideration like they did.
So they’re just fooling around for a week.
I thought the President would be different, but the old people’s thoughts are all the same.
Exactly the same.
Exactly the same.
- I have no idea what you’re saying now.
“You said it openly, so I’ll speak honestly.”
“I know that the President is now holding our families and children hostage, but you miscalculated.”
“Yeah. You want to see them, right?”
“You miss them, right?”
“But they can live.”
“Home is where the heart is, as they say?”
- It seems like you’re thinking something wrong. I had no intention of pressuring you!
- Really!
Haa..
You pressured and now this is what?
From now on, important.
I said it deliberately, stiffly, coldly, at a slow pace.
“Shall we skip the value judgment and just look at the facts?”
“Even if the relatives the President mentioned are like that, why do we have to see the women who got pregnant with children?”
“In raising children, we already talked about not being able to help with childcare from the beginning, and not having the same bond as before?”
“And in this situation, if I tell the kids, it will only cause division between us, so why would I tell them this?”
“What? What kind of fool do you think I am?”
I had to lie.
I’m not emotionless.
Simply sleeping with a woman who got pregnant with a child is fine, but for a woman like Hanna or the child to be born, it’s precious to me too.
So while lying, there’s no guilt like conscience, but saying something that absolutely shouldn’t be said to the children is really heart-wrenching.
But to have an advantage in negotiation and lead, like the former US president said, I must be able to get up and leave at any time…
So, kids. Cover your ears with your hands for a moment.
- Seonghun..
“Yes. Mr. President.”
- I really had no such intention towards you.
- We just thought you seemed too wary of us, so even if we meet close people, you might become more lenient.
- Actually, your relatives kept requesting the government to meet you.
- After the week you mentioned, you haven’t come back, right? Hmm?
“Ah.. Is that so? Then the underlings must have thought that.”
“Well, anyway, my mood is really bad. What kind of tricks are these.”
“Ah! I was late today too because I was talking to the American side, and it seems like it’ll be more busy.”
“Don’t contact for a while.”
“If you have time, I’ll contact you first at this time.”
“Good night.”
I pretended to hang up, slowly pinching my ears.
- Seonghun! Then what should we have done?
- Huh? Tell me straightforwardly.
- As you know, I’m doing everything I can right now.
- But how can I do when the situation isn’t improving at all?
- Huh? Please… now tell me.
- Please, I beg you…
Haa..
So I have to tell them?
“Mr. President… Do you know what kind of people feminist girls are?”
“Do you know why people agree with such absurd words?”
- Why is that? Please tell me!
It’s really simple.
I didn’t know this.
“I haven’t learned it.”
“Until now, the world was too peaceful, and I never learned what happens when men are treated like dogs when we win in World War 3.”
“Instead, I kept learning only that it was okay to do so.”
“Even though we were paid a salary that couldn’t even buy a month’s worth of dog food, and they said weird things like ‘negligent’ or ‘military conscription’ or whatever, look.”
“Everything turned out well.”
“What? We were treated as fools and idiots… look.”
“In the end, at important and dangerous moments, men sacrifice for them.”
How severe the gender conflict was, the 20s who traditionally didn’t care about elections became the casting vote in the presidential election.
But after going through world war and pandemic, when the world is difficult and hard, men sacrificed for society.
In conclusion, South Korea was a country where women could live well even before the world ended, and after the world ended, it became relatively better to live.
Enough so that a 20-year-old college student working can take care of a fallen mother.
If it were another country, they would have been bankrupt and sleeping on the street.
“Where is there such good value for money.”
“What do South Korean women think now?”
“Huh? We treated men as worthless 3rd-class citizens not even worthy of being house dogs, and everything turned out well?”
“We were well-fed and well-living as interior minister, and we won the war, so we are the victors?”
“So, that’s why, other countries say they’re struggling, but we seem to be living well?”
“Ai… Then the population imbalance problem caused by all the men dying, what will the men do.”
“The men will handle it themselves~. They’ll handle it themselves~.”
So the heads of the surviving women are all flowers.
“Huh? But now 99% of the world are women, right? Then isn’t what the girls are saying right in this world?”
“That’s what they’re saying.”
Today, when interviewing with a Japanese media company, about the 30% opinion poll that supports the four-letter name girl, how do you think?
How, really.
Shit.
I thought South Korea was finished.
“So, Mr. President, there is, right?”
“In the situation where the entire nation is watching as the representative of South Korea, you have to be thoroughly broken and shattered.”
“You have to be disregarded by unheard-of countries that are sure to collapse beyond the US, Japan, and Taiwan.”
“You have to show the public how much South Korea is treated as idiots by going out to all international organizations.”
“How long?”
“Until you see this and these stupid generations wake up.”
“Until you say ‘If we do this, we’ll be finished. We can’t do this! We have to change!’”
To change this corrupt world, someone has to come down from the old world, like Jesus who bore the original sin of humans and died and resurrected.
Someone has to bear the original sin of ‘femi’ and die and resurrect.
“Do you understand?”
“And the stories that people don’t want to hear now, you control the media and don’t show them in mainstream media or news, right?”
“First of all, get rid of that.”
“Bring the call I recorded with you during that time and play it.”
“Or? Should I do it?”
Then people who were watching and waiting for everything to turn out well by themselves will know that the fire has fallen on their feet and try to self-correct by beating the femi.