Jin Joong-kwon “Learn how to speak without his leftist and red hair”… Transfer of `the skill of fighting`

Former professor Jin Joong-kwon, a representative progressive thesis, from Dongyang University, led by Kim Moo-sung, former CEO of Saenuri Party, as a lecturer for’To a Better World (Mapo Forum)’.

Conservative and progressive, it was a somewhat mismatched meeting between the two people who seemed to be at both extremes, but Professor Jin, who is a `professional’, said to the power of the people, “Learn how to speak without his leftist and red spirit” and “a party that is behind the times.” It was harsh criticism, and the Democratic Party was captivated by an audience composed of conservative lawmakers by expressing it as “a job that is not even the subject of the all-North left”.

Prof. Jin, who gave a lecture on the subject of’The Art of Fighting’ on this day, began his lecture, saying, “In fact, I do not want to be replaced by this political party (the power of the people).” He criticized, “Conservatives say that there are red, long-norm leftists, and anti-state molecules, and people on the Democratic Party also call this indigenous wars. They only continue political communication to exclude each other.”

Prof. Jin, who has shown a critical view of the Democratic Party, said that conservative forces, including the power of the people, should know how to fight. Much of his lectures were filled with a glimpse of the unfightable payoffs while holding the regime for a long time. He said, “If you know others and know me, you’re said to be a mastermind, but the conservative party doesn’t even know its own state, doesn’t know what others think, and in a word, it doesn’t have the ability to objectify itself.” Not now. There is no concept of persuasion communication itself, and that is why it is a dead end,” he diagnosed.

He said, “Jin Jung-kwon is said to be the first opposition party, but the criticism I am making is not that great,” he said. “It may be that anyone can do it, but it won’t work if you (the people’s power) do it. The reason is the lack of consistency and the absence of facts.” . If you now oppose what you had in favor of the ruling party in the past, you are likely to be’returned’ immediately, and you will not get support by repeating excessive criticism based on speculation rather than accurate facts. Professor Jin explained, “The best criticism is an alternative,” he said. “They say that it is cider according to my writing. Can you live with cider? You have to eat and live. Rice is an alternative.”

Professor Jin emphasized the section on’bowl’ containing the alternative. He said that the Democratic Party members are good at’frame making,’ and said, “Is the genius of Go being big or Lee Se-dol. Not both. The person who invented the board.” “Frame is just like a board. The other party can play on their board.” “You have to train yourself to frame yourself,” he advised.

Another thing he emphasized is’Nudge’. Prof. Jin Jeon said, “Kim Kyung-soo’s drooking, commenting is the nudge. The first comment that people are most affected by when they read the Naver article is the first comment.” But, moving very maneuverable, you need this sense.” He particularly emphasized’rapidity’, saying, “In the beginning, you can turn it over into a very small one, but later, no matter how hard you try, it is difficult to turn it over.”

The lack of storytelling was also cited as one of the weak points of pay, such as the power of the people. Professor Jin said, “We have to follow individual issues and show the whole picture,” he said. “And we have to show what lies between and behind the story.” He said that the public always yearned for stories and wondered about something that fills the holes between them. Instead, he said that in filling this story, there should be a reasonable assumption and a basis to support it, and if it turns out later that it is not true, quick recognition and correction should be supported.

Professor Jeon Jin said, “The political party should not be an instigator. It should be responsible for political communication,” he said. “(I talked about the Democratic Party’s framing and nudges, etc.), it’s not that they learn to break the agreed rule of liberal democracy. “He added. It means learning the method, but the content to fill and the way to fill the content must be different.

As an example of the conservative camp, he listened to a speech made by former Congressman Seung-min Yoo when he was the leader of the Saenuri Party and a five-minute statement by Congressman Yoon Hee-sook on the subject of’I am a tenant’. He even said of Yu’s speech as “the first experience of being attracted to a conservative speech.” Rep. Yoon’s speech was also said to be “correct persuasive communication, except for the leftist, socialism, red, and Jong-North”.

After the lecture, he also gave an evaluation of the political terrain. Regarding Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol, who is counted as a major player, he said, “(If there is a will) I think I should resign now. If it was important to hold the position so far, I wonder if this is really important now.” Regarding the prospect of the Seoul Mayor’s by-election scheduled on the 7th of next month, “If the opposition is not unified, it will be inevitable, and even if it is unified, it will not be easy because the convictions of the Democratic Party supporters will gather.” I hoped it would be, but looking at the fact that it wasn’t, I thought that the payoff wasn’t desperate for change,” he said.

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