Politics slang

"Leftist commie" (shortened, using a Cold War-era slur for communists) — typically used by right-leaning users to insult left-leaning ones.

"The X-family bastard" (shortened) — attaches a surname to insult a notorious or infamous person who shares it, commonly used on gaming/politics-adjacent forums to refer to specific public figures by surname alone.

This is aimed at the resignation of Kim Eui-kyum during his time as Blue House spokesperson due to allegations of real estate speculation in Heukseok-dong, Seoul. People Power Party lawmaker Heo Eun-ah criticized Open Democratic Party lawmaker Kim Eui-kyum, who had stated that "impersonating the police was a common occurrence" during the reporting process in the past media environment, telling him to "at least pretend to be righteous" and calling him "Truly Heukseok Eui-kyum."

"Left-wing zombie," shortened — typically used by right-leaning users to insult left-leaning ones.

"Reactionary diehard" (shortened from a term for stubbornly clinging to old customs) — typically used by left-leaning users to insult right-leaning ones.

"Right-wing zombie," shortened — typically used by left-leaning users to insult right-leaning ones.

Literally "seolleongtang (ox-bone soup) eaten through the nose" — a reference to the historical use of water torture against government critics. Now used to mean "you'll get in trouble" for posting something critical of the government.