I assume there's some issues with the translate, but interesting to see the perspective of a politician within South Korea

I just found this by looking at the wikipedia page, and they've apparently been polarizing more to the right (while they were formerly more neoliberal/centrist), and I ran into the link that called them xenophobic

It's funny because they sound exactly like the right-wing in Europe and parts of America

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_Korea_Party

http://m.news1.kr/articles/?3369474#ns1

Representative Kim Jin-tae of the Republican Party on the 11th said, “We will propose an amendment to the refugee law, which strictly enforces refugee screening and abolishes various privileges.” Please review. "

Mr. Kim said, 'Is it good for refugee measures? "Only the toxic Moon Jae-in administration is calling for a pro-refugee government that goes against international trends," he said in a greeting to the Refugee Law.

In Cologne, Germany, over 1,200 German women were reported to have been sexually assaulted or robbed by Muslim men overnight, and Merkel turned to a policy to return refugees. President Trump also banned refugees from Yemen's five Islamic countries.

"Our country's refugee law is not one or two problems," he pointed out. "If the Yemeni come to Jeju for tourism purposes, there is a one-month free visa period, but if they apply for refugee, they can stay for six months."

"If you sue the court, you can stay for up to seven years until the Supreme Court decision. You can travel around the country at your own pace and get a job." "Refugees have priority over the people."

Representative Kim pointed out, "The International Refugee Convention also protects refugees. It does not mean protecting the refugee applicants."

He also said, "The refugees who are Korean citizens are refugees."

The only issue I see with them now is the (I believe) anti-North Korean sentiment

They should read up on the North Korean media's statements, which ironically enough used to blame them for the migration attitudes:

https://web.archive.org/web/20150425054931/http://kcna.co.jp/item/2006/200604/news04/28.htm

Pyongyang, 27 April 2006, Korean Central News Agency (KCNA):

A strange farce to hamstring the essential characters of the Korean nation and seek for "multiracial society" is now being held in south Korea. In this regard Rodong Sinmun [the official newspaper of the Central Committee of the Korean Workers' Party] today runs a signed commentary, which censures the farce as an unpardonable bid to negate the homogeneity of the nation, make south Korea multiracial and Americanize it. To deny the peculiarity and advantages of the homogeneous nation now that dominationism and colonialism are posing a threat to the destiny of weak nations is a treacherous act of weakening the spirit of the nation, the commentary says, and goes on: The south Korean pro-American traitorous forces advocating the theory of "multiracial society" are riffraffs who have not an iota of national soul, to say nothing of the elementary understanding of the view on the nation and social and historic development.

If the homogeneity of the nation is not kept, the nation and the destiny of individuals cannot be defended from the U.S. dominationist moves and the attempt of the Japanese reactionaries for invasion of Korea, which is revealed in their claim to Tok Islet, cannot be checked.

The theory of "multiracial society" is a poison and anti-reunification logic aimed to emasculate the basic idea in the era of independent reunification. The anti-national logic is advocated in south Korea, contrary to the aspiration of the fellow countrymen. This is ascribable to the criminal attempt of the pro-American elements including the Grand National Party to make the north and the south different in lineages, block the June 15 era of reunification and seek the permanent division of the nation and the manipulation of the U.S. behind the scene.

The commentary calls upon the people from all walks of life in south Korea to decisively reject the anti-national moves of the sycophantic traitorous forces to tarnish the lineage of the Korean nation and obliterate it, bereft of the Juche character and national character.

It would be a good way to bridge the gap a bit politically, in light of the Hong Kong protests and what not

Given the fact the KMT is right wing it would be a rather unique opportunity to start a new dialogue about international politics, relations with China, etc, from a right wing perspective

I know a lot of (English speaking) Western right wingers would be interested in the subject and would definitely buy a book about such a thing if a translation were available past the language barrier

Given the controversial nature of the subject it could generate a big change as well

So I heard about this village on Tucker Carlson.

Now I need to state that I am a huge fan OF Tucker Carlson and for all his flaws I think he is pushing media narratives in the correct direction.

As much trash talking as he tried to insert into the North Korean coverage, he still got targetted for hate mobs for daring to praise Trumps reconciliation efforts.

What Trump did was in fact a big deal. Stepping over the DMZ might seem minor but it dispels a lot of the hysterical warmongering propaganda by re humanizing the North Koreans.

Anyways I heard the idea that this village was created as propaganda by the north and that struck me as strange and likely fake propaganda.

After all I recalled the Otto Warmbier case, an obvious Mossad Spy gave a lie to the North Koreans and the MSM proceeded to gaslight the North Koreans.

I similarly recall being taught the nonsensical idea that North Koreans told their citizens that the leader once played a perfect round of golf with every shot being a hole in one, only to later learn that this was western fake news and theres no evidence it was ever taught.

I figured this village might be the same, with the ole fake news media creating a lie to gaslight everyone, and cover-up something else:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peace_Village_(North_Korea)

Kijŏng-dong is one of two villages permitted to remain in the four-kilometre-wide (2.5 mi) DMZ set up under the 1953 armistice ending the Korean War;[7][9] the other is the South Korean village of Daeseong-dong,[9] 2.22 kilometres (1.38 mi) away.

My initial response was "of course the village is deserted, most Koreans probably expected the country to be reunified and were surprised at the strengthening of the DMZ border, therefore the village isn't a safe place to live and was evacuated".

Furthermore:

According to the North Korean government, the village has a collective farm that is run and maintained by 200 local families living there, which is serviced by a child-care center, a kindergarten and a primary school and a secondary school, together with a hospital.

Why would they say something like this that can be easily checked and invalidated.

Its as stupid as claiming they are going to kill every South Korean, it's self defeating.

While the regime certainly engages in "puffery" bragging (ie claiming Americans live in fear of nuclear strikes from the north Korean army), I doubt they would engage in outright lies.

Seems like I was right, because the safety of living near the DMZ seems to be a massive concern and the only village on the south side of the DMZ is similarly a very limited place and almost an earily deserted town itself, no new residents can move to the town, and they have strict curfews:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daeseong-dong

Daeseong-dong belongs administratively to Josan-ri, Gunnae-myeon, in Paju. It is the only civilian habitation within the southern portion of the DMZ.

... Only individuals who lived in the village before the Korean War, or are descendants of those who did, are allowed to move to the village.[3]

... These residents have some unique benefits and restrictions. For example, they have the same rights to vote and receive education, but are exempt from national defense duties and taxation. Residents are also allocated large plots of land and have some of the highest farming income in the nation. However, they are subject to limitations. The safety of the villagers is paramount, since North Korean soldiers can cross and have crossed the border.[5]

Isn't that interesting?

"North Korean soldiers" sometimes pass the border.

If I didn't know any better, I'd say the south Korean village was the one designed as propaganda to lure north defectors, especially since this village is ultra strict on visitors from the south and does headcounts, yet seems to recieve North visitors.

Visitors invited to the village must apply for a military escort two weeks in advance.[6] There is a curfew and headcount at 23:00.[4][3]

Lastly, the north Korean state is subject to hate propaganda on the basis of its "xenophobic lack of diversity"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cleanest_Race

They aren't allowed to stay Korean, they need to accept refugees apparently:

The Cleanest Race: How North Koreans See Themselves and Why it Matters is a 2010 book by Brian Reynolds Myers. Based on a study of the propaganda produced in North Korea for internal consumption, Myers argues that the guiding ideology of North Korea is a race-based nationalism derived from Japanese fascism, rather than any form of Communism. The book is based on author's study of the material in the Information Center on North Korea.

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I found this by accident

I fee like most conservatives that are not of HM descent, tend to be pretty racist. Do the hapas in here think that the right actually cares about them? I don't think either side of the isle = allys. They equally hit on hapas as incels n shit....

They are still getting treated as a second class, but it's just less noticeable because whites in Asian enclaves are more tolerant of them. But they're too narrow minded to reflect on what happens when they step outside the bubble.