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Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an's eldest son earned admission to Jianguo High School on merit and applied for an exchange program, only to face baseless smears from DPP-aligned flanks. Comparing this to Hsu Chia-ching's Dongsha privilege controversy, this analysis exposes the sheer incompetence and double standards of radical partisans targeting minors when policy critiques fail.
Some people online define free speech by whether you can insult the head of state,but is malicious insult really the standard for freedom? From the recent lawsuit over the three-character expletive directed at Lai Ching-te, we take you to deconstruct the logical fallacies of this internet double standard dominated by green extremists.
In response to the 'refusal to donate' rhetoric appearing in Taiwanese online communities following the Jiuzhaigou earthquake in Sichuan, the author severely criticizes the act of linking humanitarian aid with political opposition as 'delusional' and 'disgusting.' The article references four reasons for refusing donations cited by PTT netizens (tofu-dreg projects, poor attitude toward Taiwan, corruption, etc.) and counters that while donating is a personal act of goodwill and merit, and not donating is a personal freedom, forcibly calling for a boycott and politicizing disaster relief is contemptible. The author further questions the out-of-control reaction of DPP supporters shouting for a boycott before the extent of casualties was even known, and satirically points out the double standard compared to the massive donations previously given to Japan.