According to New Tam Sa's analysis of Sisa Tapa's chat, the majority of messages related to Lee Jae-myung were filled with criticism and mockery, raising suspicions that specific groups are leading public opinion through repetitive posts.
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New Tam Sa's analysis covered 132,000 chat messages from the fifth broadcast of Sisa Tapa. Among these, a total of 3,500 messages, or 2.7% of the total chat, included mentions of Lee Jae-myung. Only 50 of these 3,500 messages were in support of Lee Jae-myung.
Out of the 3,500 messages mentioning Lee Jae-myung, 3,000 messages, or 87%, consisted of criticism, mockery, or hostile remarks. This indicates that the overall atmosphere of the chat window was centered on negative public opinion towards Lee Jae-myung.
Lee Jong-won of Sisa Tapa had stated that all messages criticizing Lee Jae-myung were blocked. However, New Tam Sa's analysis found messages containing phrases like 'I am anti-Lee Jae-myung' in the chat, and these messages were not blocked. On August 17 alone, 92 such 'I am anti-Lee Jae-myung' messages were identified.
A total of 1,248 people posted slanderous messages about Lee Jae-myung. Among them, 698 people (55.9%) posted only once, and 31.7% posted two or more times. Notably, 155 people, accounting for 12.4% of all slanderous post authors, repeatedly posted messages over several days.
It was found that 550 authors who posted two or more messages accounted for 75.6% of all defamatory messages. New Tam Sa analyzed that these 550 individuals effectively played a role in forming and leading anti-Lee Jae-myung public opinion.
Numerous crude personal attacks and critical remarks against Lee Jae-myung were found in the chat. There were also remarks comparing Lee Jae-myung to Russian President Vladimir Putin or equating him with President Yoon Suk-yeol. In addition, insulting expressions such as 'gangster boss,' 'minions,' and 'go to the People Power Party' were included.
In the Sisa Tapa broadcast, remarks criticizing Lee Jae-myung's supporters as an 'assassination group' appeared in the chat. Despite the host mentioning bans for abusive language, it was confirmed that such anti-Lee Jae-myung posts were left unchecked.
Posts criticizing and mocking Lee Jae-myung continued to appear in the chat window without moderation. A situation arose where blatant hate sentiment, such as 'I want to send him to jail,' flooded the chat window. New Tam Sa pointed out that the hosts showed an attitude of allowing all such anti-Lee Jae-myung hate-inciting comments as long as they were not abusive language.
While abusive language temporarily decreased, content mocking Lee Jae-myung was still posted in the chat. New Tam Sa argued that Sisa Tapa is acting as a 'host' that forms and spreads such anti-Lee Jae-myung public opinion.
Sisa Tapa used a method of collectively disparaging Lee Jae-myung's supporters who joined from the moderate faction by calling them 'New Lee Jae-myung'. New Tam Sa pointed out that such behavior is 'divide and conquer' that causes conflict between existing and new supporters.
The Democratic Party alienated new supporters gained after the presidential election by treating them as impure forces. This attitude caused the Democratic Party to lose a significant asset and contributed to the decline in Lee Jae-myung's approval ratings by considering them as forces threatening the Democratic Party's identity.
New Tam Sa plans to fully disclose 130,000 Sisa Tapa chat data to prove the fairness of its analysis. Readers will be able to search and verify the data directly.
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