전 세계에서 리버럴, 잘 봐줘야 중도좌파라고 하는 재앙이랑 민주당을

우리나라 좌파는 유독 보수우파라고 부르고 싶어하더라

니들은 대체 좌파를 좌파라고 부르는 걸 왜 싫어하냐?

지금이 쌍팔년도도 아니고 좌파 지지하는 게 부끄럽고 쪽팔린 일이야? 아니잖아?

왜 나는 좌파 지지하는 좌익이요, 하고 당당하게 말을 못 하냐?

The Democratic Party of Korea is described as a liberal party by numerous sources:

S. NATHAN PARK (16 April 2020). "South Korea Is a Liberal Country Now". Foreign Policy. To be sure, the Democrats, the main liberal party, were expecting a good result."

Jesús Velasco (4 July 2019). American Presidential Elections in a Comparative Perspective: The World Is Watching. Rowman & Littlefield. p. 154. ISBN 978-1498557580.

"Democratic Party of Korea". Britannica. Democratic Party of Korea (DP), Korean Daeburo Minjudang, centrist-liberal political party in South Korea."

Steven Denney (13 March 2017). "South Koreans Can't Agree What Democracy Is". Foreign Policy. It doesn’t help Hwang’s credibility that the main opposition Minjoo Party, the liberal party with the most seats in the legislature, declared at the end of February its intent to see Hwang impeached for his refusal to grant a special prosecutor the right to continue its probe into the corruption scandal.

Steven Borowiec (24 February 2016). "South Korean lawmakers try first filibuster since 1969 to block anti-terrorism bill". Los Angeles Times. In recent years, the main liberal party, now the Minjoo Party, has changed its name, and had many high-profile members defect amid infighting and electoral defeats.

 "South Korea's presidential election". European Parliamentary Research Service. May 2017. Moon Jae-in, a liberal politician and a leading Minjoo (Democratic Party) personality,leads the polls and is the prospective next President of South Korea.

 "Moon Jae-in: South Korean liberal claims presidency". BBC News. May 9, 2017.

"Liberal Moon Jae-in is winner in South Korea's presidential election". Los Angeles Times. May 9, 2017. ISSN 0458-3035.

Fifield, Anna (May 2, 2017). "South Korea's likely next president asks the U.S. to respect its democracy". The Washington Post.