Does this sound accurate?

[Lliam]

From the Korean series Vagabond

(Industrialist): You don’t know how this world works.
Do you know why we can never get rid of crimes? To make money. We need crimes to change the law. The world of crime is an industry by those who rule the law. The same goes for war and terrorism.
With that money, we try to make this world a more comfortable place.
To me, that’s justice.

(His confronter): You kill innocent people. Do you call that justice?

(Industrialist): Death is the most common thing on Earth. When my justice is realized in this world, those deaths will be more holy and noble than those of the petty survivors.

You can kill me, but the cartwheel will never stop. There are plenty of people who will stand in my place.

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(Industrialist to the man in line to become the next president): "Do you know why conflicts between nations occur? It’s not for money but for power. The one who holds the debt incurred during the conflicts will be entitled to the world. In other words, whether it’s a nation or an individual, whoever makes the customer owe him a debt becomes the master.
You think you can accomplish all that by yourself?
Don’t be overconfident and quick to judge. We can replace you with anyone for the next president."

[NathanDavis]

US changed it laws recently just so the wealthy people could personally influence elections to their convenience and preference (over 16 billion dollars spent on elections during 2021/2022)

not so long ago, this was considered outrageous and very much a crime against democracy... lol

the vote of people is worth less and less every political cycle so... "We can replace you with anyone for the next president." this sounds quite plausible nowadays

a third of the nation, didn't want Trump as president, another third of the nation didn't want Biden as president, and the other third didn't want any of them as president but that didn't matter one bit

those with money and in the position to power through their money decided we will have what they want, and not what we, would want

[Lliam]

Yeah. I think presidents are selected, not elected. Trump was an anomaly. He slowed down their plans.

[NathanDavis]

Trump was still selected by many powerful donors and he's still around thanks to such donors...

and he's still there, not for the people but the interest of those few wealthy donors... in that regard, he's no different from all other "politicians"

[Lliam]

That's true. But it seems like Hillary had been set up for the win and Trump's election triggered not only the Democrats, but government agencies and powerful elites to work for his removal.

[Grond21]

It sounds partially accurate, but lacking significantly

[RealMarek]

Korea puts out some good shows these days.