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[00:01:00] Okay, so now people don't want to see political posts on their personal
[00:01:04] social media because they're worried that a lot of people will leave political comments.
[00:01:28] A lot of these situations are actually similar to what happened during the Great Migration. In other words, it's not just that.
[00:02:00] And there are also beautiful photos. But I didn't expect that Wu Siyao
[00:02:03] would leave a message saying, "Oh, this is his political achievement." Okay, then I think
[00:02:07] Wu Siyao's message is harmless.
[00:02:10] 。
[00:02:18] But this student also made it very clear that, "I
[00:02:22] don't want any political language
[00:02:25] in my community platform." So, is there a problem with that?
[00:02:29] ?
[00:04:00] He's not. Is he a political figure's assistant? He's none of that.
[00:04:04] He just wants to happily share today
[00:04:07] that he's very satisfied with where he lives, and he just wants to share that.
[00:04:11] But he didn't expect such an unwarranted disaster. So I just said,
[00:04:15] isn't this like Great Migration 2.0? It's
[00:04:19] exactly the same. Think back to last year, wasn't it like this?
[00:04:23] That kind of dad, and then I want to criticize whoever I want to criticize, even if it's just
[00:04:27] an ordinary person. I'm going to criticize you.
[00:04:30] If you don't support the Great Migration, I'm going to criticize you too.
[00:04:34] At that time, we talked too much about some small businesses that supported us before.
[00:04:38] Some of them didn't even support us. It's just because some people who supported us went and posted some promotional materials,
[00:04:42] and that was a big deal. They broke the rules. They were all criticized, and then people went to spam their reviews
[00:04:46] with one-star ratings. There was even a breakfast shop that
[00:04:50] eventually stopped operating,
[00:04:54] causing their business to fail. Isn't that what's happening now?
[00:04:57] So now I want to ask.
[00:05:05] And I also want to ask Shen Boyang, will you speak up for this student?
[00:05:08] ?
[00:05:42] After Wu Siyao left a message today,
[00:05:46] are you going to bother that university student, or even
[00:05:50] target the businesses run by their family members?
[00:05:54] Please tell me, you, Wu Siyao, should come out and say something.
[00:05:58] We were saying at that time that when this happened,
[00:06:01] we, including Xu Qiaoxin and I, both were
[00:06:05] from Raofeng Night Market, which was my constituency. I felt that we shouldn't
[00:06:09] target these people.
[00:07:12] Isn't this just like the Great Migration era's "Blue Birds"
[00:07:16] leaving no blade of grass? Isn't it exactly the same?
[00:07:19] ?
[00:07:22] They went to this student's simple unpacking post to leave a comment.
[00:07:25] But the other party only said, "I don't want political posts on my social media."
[00:07:29] Then they were attacked by "Blue Birds" until their accounts were banned. Later, someone said, "The era of doing good deeds
[00:07:33] anonymously is over. Of course, we should openly declare our political achievements."
[00:07:37] Well, first of all, it's not actually a simple dormitory
[00:07:41] in a school.
[00:08:42] I left a message, and after you political figures inserted yourselves, I humbly
[00:08:46] said, "Please don't promote yourselves on my post.
[00:08:50] I know the election is coming soon, but I don't want my post
[00:08:53] to be political. Thank you." And then he made a gesture of
[00:08:57] putting his hands together as if begging. As a result,
[00:09:01] the legislator's post backfired, and then, as a result,
[00:09:05] a bunch of Green Camp online trolls, "Blue Birds," went to attack him, attacked this student,
[00:09:08] and said what? It's even what we wrote in the title, which is:
[00:09:12] "How dare a beneficiary of democracy not be grateful for the political achievements of others?"
[00:09:18] Oh my god. I really don't understand how it has become so absurd now. Just now, I said this is Great Migration 2.0. I really feel a complete sense of déjà vu. It's like when you disagree with me, it's no longer about you insisting on your opinion and me insisting on mine, and respecting each other. Instead, you must follow what I say.
[00:09:45] Even if it's on your Facebook, even if it's on your page, as long as what you say is different from our party, as long as it's different
[00:09:48] from our opinion, our spiritual leader will tell you, that is
[00:09:52] the political achievement of the Democratic Progressive Party. Why aren't you grateful? If you don't know
[00:09:56] how to be grateful, you, a university student, are not worthy of enjoying your current achievements.
[00:10:00] As a result, from beginning to end, it has nothing to do
[00:10:03] with the so-called "new dorm movement," because he didn't steal a school dorm
[00:10:07] at all. So from the beginning, Wu Siyao
[00:10:11] was wrong.
[00:10:14] He saw the student.
[00:14:25] But he might be more enlightened, maybe he wanted to say that he moved
[00:14:28] out of a dorm or something, no matter. But from the very beginning of this video,
[00:14:32] I believe his intention was just to share. So,
[00:14:36] all the trolls went to attack him, saying he didn't
[00:14:40] know how to be grateful, and then they tried to force him to apologize and admit his mistake.
[00:14:44] 。
[00:14:47] Isn't such behavior really similar to the Red Guards
[00:14:51] during the so-called Cultural Revolution? I haven't experienced
[00:14:55] the Red Guards, I haven't experienced the Cultural Revolution era, but I really can't bear to see
[00:14:59] Taiwanese society now, coincidentally, after the Great Migration of 2025 last year,
[00:15:03] it's going to experience it again in 2026.
[00:15:06] Be grateful to the country, be grateful to the party. Why don't you sing their praises?
[00:15:10] Why, when you see such a life,
[00:15:14] don't you thank the current Democratic Progressive Party government? Because you don't know
[00:15:17] how to be grateful, so I'm going to scold you, I'm going to attack you, I'm going to dox you, I'm going to dig out all your personal information
[00:15:21] and put it online for public scrutiny.
[00:15:25] Oh, you are so-and-so from such-and-such department. Let everyone see
[00:15:29] that this person doesn't know how to be grateful. If Taiwanese
[00:15:32] society really goes to this point, then democracy will truly be buried. And so, we still
[00:15:36] emphasize once again: Absolutely do not
[00:15:40] repeatedly test the bottom line of the Taiwanese people
[00:15:44] regarding our freedom of speech. Last year's Great Migration has already proven this with results.
[00:15:48] And if such a situation arises again this year, then I also want to ask
[00:15:51] all the Democratic Progressive Party's mayoral candidates to make a statement. Do you agree
[00:15:55] with this behavior? Do you agree with the behavior of attacking?
[00:15:58] Do you agree with doxing? Do you agree with having a university student's
[00:16:02] personal information all over the internet, even though he didn't
[00:16:05] do anything wrong? The only thing he did was not thank the Democratic Progressive
[00:16:09] Party. Do you agree with this behavior? Just this one sentence,
[00:16:13] that's all. Please, all Democratic Progressive Party mayoral candidates, publicly
[00:16:17] state your position. Okay, the university
[00:16:20] student probably wanted to use the popularity of the simple dorm
[00:16:24] post to share photos of his own home. But Wu Siyao saw the words "dorm"
[00:16:27] and went to leave a message, and was also questioned by netizens, "So you
[00:16:31] are not very clear about what your own political achievements look like?"
[00:16:34] ?
[00:16:37] The "Blue Birds" collectively attacked his official board, and even the businesses run by his family
[00:16:41] were also collectively attacked by the "Blue Birds," and even spammed with one-star reviews.
[00:16:45] Okay, well, they even sang that they wanted to teach the "democracy destroyers"
[00:16:49] a lesson. Well, earlier, a pro-Green high school student
[00:16:52] crossed out the mayor's signature on his award certificate, and then
[00:16:56] even took it to Shen Boyang to sign, which caused controversy. At that time, didn't Shen Boyang
[00:17:00] say not to attack students? Okay, so now compare this
[00:17:03] with this person who is being constantly attacked by netizens and trolls.
[00:18:07] In other words, "Ah Bing" has been revitalized and has become popular again. It's really
[00:18:11] keeping up with the times.
[00:18:33] Not wanting to be involved in politics, I think this is also naturally a personal wish or
[00:18:37] preference.
[00:19:07] In the past, indeed, Member Wu Shiya has been promoting this so-called new dorm movement
[00:19:11] since 2018. He believes that the Ministry of Education
[00:19:15] should also subsidize dorms to help them renovate, because in the past, these dorms
[00:19:19] were self-funded by the schools, self-managed,
[00:19:22] so they might not have had much funding and couldn't have such comfortable
[00:19:26] environments. However, the member indeed believes that the renovation
[00:19:30] of dorms, oh, the re-beautification, this is also a very important part
[00:19:34] of school life. So this is indeed his.
[00:20:50] The dormitory, oh, so this later caused a new wave of different opinions.
[00:20:54] So I think this kind of post in this era, anyone
[00:20:57] can go viral, anyone can become the subject of discussion.
[00:21:01] Some people might unintentionally trigger
[00:21:04] such a discussion that can lead to so many potential doxing by netizens or
[00:21:08] these related, I think, different opinions. And these
[00:21:12] are all things that everyone in the internet era has to face. So I think for
[00:21:16] Member Wu Shiya or our other political figures, if
[00:21:20] anything related to themselves, I think we should still call on all
[00:21:24] netizens to discuss rationally, and not to engage in malicious doxing
[00:21:28] or attacks. This kind of internet culture is actually
[00:21:32] unfair to anyone, and it will cause more
[00:21:35] controversy. So I think everyone can express their opinions, but
[00:21:39] don't engage in malicious personal attacks and bullying, or even doxing. These are things
[00:21:43] we do not encourage or support. Regardless of blue or green, we should use a consistent
[00:21:47] and unified approach. Okay, today is the first day of school
[00:21:51] for elementary and middle schools across Taiwan. Many schools are currently facing the biggest
[00:21:55] challenge, which is still a shortage of teachers. The Minister of Education, Zheng Yin, was asked
[00:21:59] about this issue. He said, "Oh, the teacher employment rate
[00:22:02] in various counties and cities has reached 99.5%.
[00:22:05] He believes it does not affect teaching." He even said that teacher
[00:22:09] appointments are the responsibility of the local government. Okay, earlier, the Ministry of Audit pointed
[00:22:13] out that more than half of the substitute teachers in elementary schools actually
[00:22:17] do not have a qualified teacher's license. As a result, the Minister of Education not only said that.
[00:23:20] Why are schools facing a shortage of teachers now? It's
[00:23:24] because of the Ministry of Education's policy, okay?
[00:23:26] ?
[00:23:29] You are responsible for training, and you are responsible for education policies.
[00:23:49] So the Ministry of Education.
[00:24:50] causing trouble, and many students, if they don't
[00:24:53] respect their teachers, they often think, "Teacher, why should you tell me what to do? You're not
[00:24:57] better than my parents."
[00:25:14] Second, teachers are being suppressed.
[00:25:18] Teachers are in charge.
[00:26:02] As soon as a teacher is reported, sorry, you have to prove your own innocence.
[00:26:06] This leads to a large number of false accusations, roughly only one or two
[00:26:10] cases out of 100 are eventually upheld. But the problem is that teachers suffer
[00:26:13] immense mental and physical harm during the investigation process.
[00:26:17] But the problem is that the CEO of the Humanistic Education Foundation also said, "Even if you, as a teacher, are wrongly accused
[00:26:21] and eventually proven innocent, you don't suffer any substantial
[00:26:25] loss." But teachers are investigated for six months to a year.
[00:26:28] Ah, these kinds of cases.
[00:26:29] 。
[00:30:02] You see, this minister only cares about politics. He doesn't want
[00:30:06] to solve the most serious problem in education today.
[00:30:10] So why did he later make the slip of the tongue and say there's no summer
[00:30:13] and winter vacation? It's because we questioned him, saying, "Why can you go
[00:30:17] on inspections, but you don't come to meetings?"
[00:30:19] 。
[00:30:25] Actually, normally, he should come to discuss school affairs meetings and send a vice-minister
[00:30:29] to inspect. But he did the opposite.