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Status of South Korea in 2026 - Real estate prices have skyrocketed - Wages are frozen - Birth rate is at rock bottom - The stock market is a time bomb where only a few KOSPI stocks are booming, and even those could crash at any moment - KOSDAQ has crashed through the floor into the basement - Unemployment is at an all-time high - The government is printing and handing out money - The country is becoming communized - North Korea is conducting missile provocations - The exchange rate is currently 1,530 KRW to the USD - Prices continue to soar - Winning the lottery is impossible - Currency swaps are unavailable - The common people are living in hell - Occasional government subsidies of 100,000 to 300,000 KRW are distributed, but prices rise every time they are given - The minimum wage is 10,320 KRW - Guest is an ordinary citizen - South Korea's diplomatic relations with other countries are deteriorating - Oil prices have skyrocketed due to war in the Middle East - Social insurance premiums have risen, taking 20% of monthly wages - The police have become a public security force (Gongan) - The police, courts, and all institutions are in cahoots - Prices are exploding due to tariffs - The separation of powers has collapsed - The National Election Commission cannot be touched even by martial law - During the June 3rd local elections, 140 locations ran out of ballots - Citizens deprived of their right to vote gather at Olympic Park to demand a re-election due to fraud, but the media labels them as rioters, mobs, and conspiracy theorists. No broadcasting station reports on the scene. - Many celebrities, civic groups, and media outlets remain silent. - The Seoul Metropolitan Police Commissioner states that anyone sympathizing with the election fraud protests will face total ruin. - A law has been passed to arrest anyone who insults Chinese nationals. - The Counterintelligence Command has been disbanded, and North Korean forces have moved south to within 80m of the Military Demarcation Line to install wire fences. - The Minister of National Defense is a former civil defense recruit. - The court ordered the preservation of evidence, but the Election Commission soaked 1,900 ballots in water to destroy them and called in disposal trucks to scrap the rest. - CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency) is scheduled for introduction. Upon introduction, everyone's assets and social credit scores will be fully exposed. - If the Information and Communications Network Act is amended on July 7th, distributing illegal information or 'false manipulation' will be punishable by up to 5 years in prison or a fine of up to 50 million KRW. Who decides what is false? That is not for the citizens to determine. - The President posted on SNS: 'A Buddha sees only Buddhas, and a pig sees only pigs.' - 2.47 million ballots were discovered in the basement shower room of an Olympic stadium without CCTV. - News breaks that the Minister of National Defense deserted for 7 months during his service. He only needs to submit his service record, but he simply said, "Just trust me." - Supplementary investigation rights have been abolished. Now, if the police conclude 'no suspicion,' that is the end of it. - A political party suggests using abandoned buses as residential spaces. - The Minister of National Defense's motto is 'Cheobyeonbulgyeong' (Remain calm in the face of change). He stated, "Mao Zedong always kept 'Cheobyeonbulgyeong' in his heart while ruling mainland China, and Mao's motto is my motto." - Disappearances are frequent in Jeju Island. Upon searching, bodies were found in various locations. - Three officers were seriously injured by North Korean mines in the DMZ, resulting in severed arms and ankles.