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Kang Jun-man: South Korea, a tribal state

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“The more strong a sense of community belonging,” says Michael Ginatiev, a Canadian historian, “the more violent and hostile the feelings toward strangers. It's hard to maintain a strong connection without violence. A strong sense of belonging is because one's conscience is based on the principle of the person's actions.". “A sense of belonging provides the strongest antidote to isolation and loneliness. Some individuals in modern times are driven into new forms of dependence, like addiction, obedience to leaders, compulsive compliance, and so on.". This sense of community belonging has an absolute impact on individual sexuality and values. If you're dead, would you say that “the loyalty to the group is twice as important as the ideology, and six times more important than leadership”? And American social worker Brenet Brown said: “The reason for painful consequences such as backbiting and bullying is not hatred or evil. Because of the ‘want of belonging’.". So people who are so distracted by the power of belonging to a person can do anything that causes them suffering because of their sense of belonging or their need for bonding. French sociologist Michelle Mapezoli said: “Mergitism reminds us that, with experience, belonging to a place and belonging to some group is important.". Tribalism is a political ideology that eats the fire within Korea. It's not that there is no direction or principle, but more importantly it is the benefit of its own political tribe or his own gang. Tribalism involves a profit struggle to create tribal interests.

Korean title: 부족국가 대한민국

Korean author: 강준만

Korean publisher: 인물과사상사

ISBN-13: 9788959065998

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KH****
December 6, 2021

People who fear isolation try to belong to a group. But when we are alone, we have the wisdom and insight, and we get into a crowd and we become fools. Our progress is the Good, and your pay is the evil, the kind of government that has been locked in the framework of tribalism. ‘ I’m not going anywhere, ’ he advised.

S0******
July 13, 2021

What narrow, narrow thoughts of tribes can free themselves from the well-worn frog of absolute truth? Longing for a landmark change in perception.

PX***
April 24, 2021

I looked at this book and thought about the Korean peninsula. The Korean peninsula we live in is a sea of three sides. What was the shape of life on the Korean peninsula, living in the ocean? We have often invaded continents and nations that are not. Their invasion was a crisis, and an opportunity, on our Korean peninsula. In the checks of the continent's peoples and nations of the sea, our Korean peninsula has come to this day. But we've overcome the invasion and found a united Korea, but now

OK*****
April 21, 2021

The virtue of progress is authenticity and insight. Progress without authenticity, without a title, cannot be progress. Progress that is unsuccessful and less self-intimatory is nothing more than an empty scarecrow, a cult-based advance. Reality involves good will and passion, but it is not the same as belief or faith. Obsession to belief in one's own right is rather evidence of barbarism and superstition. "The power of critical knowledge, the force of the regime, is just a conservative

강준만: 부족국가 대한민국
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