According to Taiwanese media reports, Kuomintang Taipei City Councilman Xu Qiaoxin was recently forged a signature on the document by a fan of the Democratic Progressive Party. He sued in anger. Recently, his Facebook account was suspected to have been suspended for 6 days due to reports. In response, the Taipei City Councillor of the Democratic Progressive Party, Wang Shijian, not only criticized the "completely unpersonal" of , and called for blue, green and white to be eliminated, but also supported Xu's complaints, hoping that the truth would be revealed.
Wang Shijian Photo source Taiwan media
Wang Shijian said on the political commentary program "The Big Head of the Common People" on the 11th that the rise of the Internet is the greatest happiness of modern people, and the most valuable thing is that everyone can gather ideas and discuss countermeasures together. However, if the Internet army is used to bully others, it is equivalent to controlling the speech and thoughts, so that everyone dare not speak out. When some real voices are bullied and humiliated, people will lose their understanding of the truth.
Wang Shijian criticized that the cyber army betrayed his personality for five dou of rice, hid behind the keyboard and did his best to do his despicable things, taking advantage of the bullies' mentality that they did not want to waste judicial resources, and slander and obstructing reputation and other crimes, such as slandering and obstructing reputation, and therefore they are unscrupulous, especially as long as the scolding is louder and more daring, the more money the financial owners behind them will give. This is very bad. He called on political leaders on all surfaces to eliminate cyber troops and never use them again.
Finally, Wang Shijian supported Xu Qiaoxin to sue the Internet Army, hoping that the truth about "who uses Internet Army" would be revealed. He believed that the people should condemn the Internet Army regardless of political ideas, because Internet Army trampled on the social value and the kindest side of human nature. (Editor: Fang Yanyan)
