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They arrested the president because they wanted to make a shocking scene. They wanted people to feel excited when they saw it. This should never happen. The president was arrested while he was still in office. This was not just the first time in Korea. He said this had never happened anywhere in the world. I saw the president being arrested with my own eyes. At that time, a big camera was filming the president's home in Hannam-dong. The investigators wanted to film the moment when they showed the arrest paper and put handcuffs on the president. They kept filming even though it was against the law. During the process to remove the president from office, they did not give him a fair chance to speak. They did not let him properly question people. They used evidence in the way they wanted. They had almost no real evidence against the president. So they made news stories and created evidence. They called people to the National Assembly and pressured them to make statements. Then they used those statements as evidence. The news media also did something wrong. Reporters did not try to find the truth. They just reported what other people told them. The National Assembly is a very big place. But the only video we have seen about martial law shows soldiers standing together for a short time. That short and shocking video is almost everything we have seen. What does rebellion really mean? How can a president rebel against his own government? Does that make sense? I don't think so. The emergency martial law was not a rebellion. #🇰🇷YOONAGAIN🇰🇷 #FreeYoon✝️ #SaveKorea🇰🇷✝️🇺🇲