On June 11th Mr Lee was elected leader of South Korea’s main opposition party, the People Power Party . At 36 he is the youngest person ever to lead a South Korean political party. His election marks an effort to rejuvenate the conservative outfit ahead of the presidential poll next year, though Mr Lee is not himself old enough to be eligible for that job. Among his biggest fans are men in their twenties who feel victimised by South Korea’s increasingly vocal feminist movement.
South Korea scores poorly on measures of equality between the sexes. The “glass-ceiling index” compiled by the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of, rates it the worst rich country in which to be a working woman. Many women suffer discrimination and harassment. Creeps use hidden cameras to snap pictures of them in bedrooms and public toilets. That culture ruins lives, according to a report issued on June 16th by Human Rights Watch, an international monitor.
Many young men take a different view. In a survey conducted in 2019 some 60% of men in their twenties said that discrimination against women was not a serious issue. More than two-thirds said that unfairness towards men was the big problem. They said they felt disadvantaged by South Korea’s marriage culture, job market, and the application of its laws. Compulsory military service, which applies only to men, is a particular grievance.
Mr Lee has railed against radical feminism. He said the ruling party performed poorly in mayoral elections in April because it focused too much on pleasing female voters and had “underestimated” young males. He has promised to abolish quotas for women in theand wants to restore “fairness” to the political process by using tests to choose his party’s candidates. This appeals to many young men, more than three-quarters of whom voted for the conservatives in the recent mayoral election in Seoul.
Mr Lee graduated from Harvard and worked for an education startup but has never held public office. He may struggle to find more policies that can unite his young fans with his party’s older and crustier supporters. These include evangelical Christians with a penchant for conspiracy theories whom many in thefind embarrassing.
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Oh boo boo.
So do many men in the US.
Korea is one of the most misogynistic and sexist countries in the OECD. Korean men are not victims.
The problem is Men in Korea are handsome but 'disadvantaged' ... You can check It out, nothing in front of ... But to blame women is non sense! And politicians putting the outdoor to trigger this issue is ridiculous!
Why don't you change the shape and structure of the so-called 'sausage'? Jokes apart, perhaps one of the rare places where men are the victims.
Pretty common tbh, feminism is nothing but a divisive cancer Fun fact, men have been the majority of the ruling class in most western and east Asian nations throughout history for varied reasons Feminists are merely breeding a ruling class 20 years down the line that hates them
Well they've been given an international platform to whine about how girls make them feel bad so I'd say they're doing fine
So, more fragile male egos? Shocking.
Probably because, while they historically have problems with the way they treat women, they are victimized by it. Their whole culture is. To think what can be accomplished in a few short decades by a CIA controlled talent agency.
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Dangerous fanatics?
Young men the world over…
Remember Pseudo FEMINISM is terrorism , anti men , anti family, anti nation. They are polluting young minds which is very dangerous for the society.
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Hahaha. They got small bananas then
so size matters？
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When progress is made for equality, those who feel victimized are the ones who benefitted from the inequality.
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Reading between the lines as one so often has to do with Economist articles, the party in question appears to be extremely right-wing.
Feminism is about ending gender-based discrimination. Period.
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