Former Taipei City Councilman Luo Zhiqiang's soldier and Chinese Kuomintang Taipei City Council candidate Yang Zhidou was insulted by a green fan on Facebook with the three-character classic. At present, he said he would definitely sue, and the consequences of the insulter were also exposed yesterday (23rd). Yang Zhidou emphasized that although he received a private message from the green fan who claimed to be a 17-year-old high school student and was willing to reconcile, "I will definitely leave a record of this matter and teach this classmate a lesson!"
DPP Taipei mayor candidate Chen Shizhong visited Wanhua Longshan Temple on the 20th, and during this period, the people were yelled by Chen Kang: "Can Chen Shizhong protect the property of Taipei citizens?" The protester was then dragged away from the scene. After the incident, netizens exposed Chen Shizhong's Facebook posts, and said, "People are the first and drag them to the side." Yang Zhidou also left a message on this, questioning Chen, "Why don't the people protesting outside dare to take pictures? Are you the same after you become mayor?" Unexpectedly, a green fan left a message, "X, shut up," insulting Yang.
Yang Zhidou posted a message yesterday that when he was insulted by the green fan, he immediately went to the police station to report the case, "You must teach these sour people who are hiding behind the computer some lessons!" Then he received a private message from the green fan to apologize. The green fan claimed to be a 17-year-old high school student who was full of enthusiasm for politics. He left immature words because of impulse, hoping to be forgiven.
Yang Zhidou said that he was willing to reconcile with the other party, "he saved him from asking his parents for compensation." But he would definitely leave a record of this matter, "Tell this classmate a lesson." Yang Zhidou said bluntly that being willing to reconcile does not mean forgiveness. According to his personality, he should scold him at the police station. Finally, Yang Zhidou also shouted that he must be responsible for his speech on the Internet at a young age, so he should not ask for mercy and apologize if something happens. "Should you grow up?" (Xue Yang/Editor)
