“Like Cerro the zebra… In his resignation speech, spokesman Eui-gyeom Kim, Geun-sik Kim “is free from misunderstandings”

On the 27th, Democratic Party lawmaker Kim Eui-gyeom stepped down from the party spokesperson’s post and mentioned freedom by comparing himself to the ‘zebra portrait’ that escaped from Seoul Children’s Grand Park and roamed downtown residential areas.

Then, on the 28th, Kim Geun-sik, former head of the People’s Power Vision Strategy Office, beat him, saying, “It was cut because it was inappropriate, but it is really free to misunderstand.”

Rep. Kim said in a post posted on Facebook the day before, “It wasn’t long, but it wasn’t light either. Now that I put it down, I feel so relieved.”

“But I will not let go of the reins in the fight against the Yoon Seok-yeol government,” he said. “I will stand up more freely and confidently. I will stride like the zebra ‘Sero’ who escaped the zoo.”

Rep. Kim shared a vertical photo of a zebra (source online community) and a parody image of a portrait released by artificial intelligence (AI) startup Ryan Rocket, featuring a human dressed as a zebra and walking down the street.

In response, former chief Kim sent a direct hit to Rep. Kim in a Facebook post, saying, “Please be careful,” and “I didn’t escape in search of freedom, but I was cut because I was a ‘fake news maker’.”

He said, “The zebra that escaped from the zoo only makes the citizens anxious.”

He continued, “I was cut because I was unsuitable as a public party spokesperson, but I thought I could fly like a zebra. You are free to misunderstand.”

Reporter Hyun Hwa-young [email protected]

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