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In other words, the Roh government might be trying to cover its ass now that it knows it probably won’t win the next elections.
This may also be a sneak attack on the existing sedition laws, by undermining their effectiveness.
Regardless of such, this is a demeaning and cowardly way to enact social or legal change.
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