"I want to shoot and kill all the protesters"...Hannam-dong Rice Soup Restaurant CEO's SNS Controversy

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"I want to shoot and kill" the protesters gathered in front of the presidential residence in Yoon Suk Yeol is controversial.

On the 5th, social media posts by self-employed A, who runs a rice soup restaurant in Seoul, spread to various online communities.

Along with photos of food such as kalguksu and dumpling soup, Mr. A said, "Late evening after coming to Itaewon from Mapo. I really want to shoot and kill all the protesting dogs," he wrote.

"I think I'm going to get seriously psychotic because it's so noisy, day and night. "Why are you in Hannam-dong, regardless of where you're going to go (protest) in a square or something?" he cursed.

Netizens who saw this article committed a "horror attack" on A's rice soup restaurant.

The store's Kakao Map review said, "The restaurant of the CEO who wants to shoot citizens," "I can't go because I'm afraid I'll get shot," and "The taste of rice soup is amazing." One star was followed by comments such as "You don't even know if you get shot while eating."

As the controversy spread, A deleted his SNS account.

Meanwhile, on the 6th, the last day of the arrest warrant for President Yoon Suk Yeol, a rally for and against the president is continuing in front of the presidential residence in Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul. The high-ranking government official's Criminal Investigation Office plans to reapply the warrant to the court to extend the validity of the arrest warrant while entrusting the execution of the warrant to the police.

Reporter Lee Yu Na from Digital News Team.