What is a country? Watching Samsung's White House call - Korea vs USA

What is the reason why the people dominate the country? Why do cheap garbage such as Kim Sang-jo, Park Ju-min, Yoon Mi-hyang, and motherland dominate the country?

This thought came to me when I saw the news that Samsung was being called to the White House. In Korea, it was thought that the state was not protecting capital. Originally, the modern state is a state of capital. It is the country of the boozjuage. In Britain and the United States, the principle of state management is dominated by the bourgeoisie.

In Korea, it is difficult for capital to intervene in the operation of the state. Not only in Korea, but also in China. Japan is not much different. Perhaps it is a characteristic of the East Asian state formation process. State power overwhelms capital. Although there are differences in degree, the aspect is not very different.

Samsung is a representative company in Korea. There was a time when it was called the Samsung Republic. Why did that happen? Unlike the West, I thought it might be because there is no mechanism by which capital can officially engage in state operation.

That's probably why Samsung lobbyed to distort the national decision-making process. Samsung was accused of being immoral for lobbying, and the Roh Moo-hyun administration was criticized for being the Samsung Republic. Even with the Moon Jae-in regime, the close relationship with Samsung does not seem to have changed significantly.

Not only Samsung, but also Korean conglomerates tried to intervene in the operation of the state in some way, and that wasn't it that they created an informal network like a honmaek?

Both the East and the West form a state, but it seems to have occurred because the process of forming the state is so different. In China, Ma Yun can be caught and tempered. What Happens When You Catch Warren Buffett In America?

Western countries are bourgeois countries. The state of the East is a state of political power. The owner of the US is financial capital, but the owner of Korea is the one who takes power. In Korea, those who take power have no choice but to do what they want. When it comes to power, it is a structure in which the eyes are bound to rush to eat a bit louder.

As we see Samsung being called to America, we have no choice but to think about what country we are doing. What is the value of existence if the state cannot protect Samsung from US pressure?

America's power must serve its owner, capital. Korea's power serves itself. The United States is bound to roll over whoever becomes president.

Those who take power in Korea must have clear philosophies and values. Many people have nostalgia for Park Jung-hee because he admits that he has committed to the development of the country, not his own self-interest, even though he has made many mistakes.

Although living in the same era, I realize that the characteristics of Western countries and East Asian countries are completely different.