Taiwan China Times News Network quickly commented that the new issue of Asia Weekly uses Tsai Ing-wen as the cover character, and the title is "Behind the Taiwan elected dictatorship, the green camp's new authoritarian phenomenon." After the publication, the DPP used the "red" used by dissenters to deal with dissenters; in the face of the lively current situation in Taiwan and every word of blood comments in the report, Tsai Ing-wen deserves it.
After the Democratic Progressive Party took office in 2016, from the establishment of the "Party Industry Association" to liquidate the assets of political enemies, setting up "transfer promotion" to play the role of "East Factory" that kills political enemies, and the official water conservancy association to incorporate people's fat and civil creams, to the revision of the "Five National Security Laws" and the formulation of the "Anti-Infiltration Law" to intimidate the people, every step has long been a dictatorship. After re-election, the methods have become more severe. From the fierce party fights exposed by Tsai Office's secret documents to Tsai Ing-wen's surprise attack on opening the Lai Pig, the administrative agencies mobilized and smeared the private beef noodle shops and reported anti-clamperme doctors, the public mobilized to check the people's water meter, and even confiscated freedom of speech in Guanzhongtian, which made more and more people dare not speak out. The stability maintenance of the regime seems to have been maintained on the dark means of wandering around the edge of the "Constitution".
When Asia Weekly quoted green camp tycoons such as Zhang Junhong, Chen Shui-bian, and Lu Xiu-lien to talk to them, describing Taiwan's "new authoritarianism" put on a legal cloak through democratic elections, allowing Tsai Ing-wen to become a "democratic dictatorship" through "democratic dictatorship", let me ask, which one of the article is not what happened in Taiwan? When the open secret is exposed internationally, if the DPP can only respond to "this media position is pro-communist", it will not defend its legitimacy at all except exposing its guilt.
Perhaps the Tsai administration dared to do it and was afraid of people laughing. However, when the "Party Party" threatened party discipline, three "legislators" also appeared to run away when the "Legislative Yuan" voted for Lai Pig. This not only negated the decision of the administrative department, but also voted a vote of distrust against Tsai Ing-wen and Su Zhenchang; more serious is that the Tsai administration's contempt for public opinion and arbitrary dictatorial style, which even its own family can no longer bear. Isn’t this alarm bell loud enough?
When dictatorship becomes a fact, revolution is an obligation. "The elected emperor" is destined to be poor sometimes.
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