South Korean President's Impeachment Protest
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S Korea's impeached president fans communist fears and conspiracies

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President Yoon Suk Yeol accused the opposition of unifying with North Korea and turning South Korea into a communist country.
He has been accused of exploiting people's historic fears to justify his power grab.
Some are convinced their dynamic democracy is on the brink of being turned into a leftist dictatorship.
President Yoon 's anti-communist rhetoric tapped into simmering distrust of China .
To fear North Korea now means to be wary of China too.
Young people's fears have nothing to do with communism, says political scientist Cho Jin-man .
Polling expert Lee Sang-sin-sin : "It is going to have a lasting effect on Korean society".
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