South Korea declares Nation-wide Martial Law

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This is a precursor to what's to come here in the US.
I was gonna say the difference is US citizens ain't gonna stand for that shyt and will rise up against the government/military. Then I thought about it...yeah fukking right. Look how everybody bowed down with COVID and even if the numbers didn't make sense most people still just said "ok" and did what they were told to do...
 

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Is this a preview of America's future? :sadcam:

A country where ppl need to work themselves to death because a handful of corporations control everything, a corrupt government beholden to those corporations imposing shyt like this, and a permanent boogeyman to always keep the population united against and distracted from the fukk shyt going on in the country
It's already like this.

Martial law is having every interaction with a race officer be life or death.

Martial law is being imprisoned for any little thing.

Martial law is qualified immunity and imminent domain for the state to take your shyt from you and shoot you in the process with zero consequence.

And you in here talking about "Is this America's future :sadcam:"

Fukk outta here :camby:
 

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I was gonna say the difference is US citizens ain't gonna stand for that shyt and will rise up against the government/military. Then I thought about it...yeah fukking right. Look how everybody bowed down with COVID and even if the numbers didn't make sense most people still just said "ok" and did what they were told to do...
Exactly.

Only 1% of the people who join the military do so because they want combat. Most people in the military do not want to be deployed to combat.

Now think of the average person - most people are too scared to even considering joining the military for non-combat roles because they’re scared of war.

This is who’s going to fight the government?

Most people will set there and try to weather the storm instead of fight.
 

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False. Police and the military are ONLY guarding/enforcing ML outside the National Assembly building due to protests.​

Military says martial law will be maintained until lifted by presidentpublished at 17:23
17:23​


The South Korean military says it will maintain martial law until it is lifted by President Yoon Suk Yeol, despite the nation's parliament voting to block its enforcement, according to the country's national broadcaster.

It follows clashes between protesters and the security forces who tried to barricade the National Assembly.
 

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Military says martial law will be maintained until lifted by presidentpublished at 17:23​

17:23​


The South Korean military says it will maintain martial law until it is lifted by President Yoon Suk Yeol, despite the nation's parliament voting to block its enforcement, according to the country's national broadcaster.

It follows clashes between protesters and the security forces who tried to barricade the National Assembly.
^^You missed this part.....
All 190 lawmakers present vote to lift martial law
published at 11:22
11:22
David Oh
BBC Korean Service, reporting from Seoul

We can bring you more detail now on how South Korea's parliament voted.

National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik submitted a resolution requesting the lifting of martial law around 01:00 local time.

The resolution was passed with 190 of 300 members of the ruling and opposition parties in attendance, with all present in favour.
 

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You missed this part.....
All 190 lawmakers present vote to lift martial law
published at 11:22
11:22
David Oh
BBC Korean Service, reporting from Seoul

We can bring you more detail now on how South Korea's parliament voted.

National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik submitted a resolution requesting the lifting of martial law around 01:00 local time.

The resolution was passed with 190 of 300 members of the ruling and opposition parties in attendance, with all present in favour.

Yeah that didn't make a difference, army came with that statement after the vote.
 
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