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Guez interpreted the content of Tsai Kangyong’s interview and believed that its focus was not on blaming Chiang Wannan, but on responding to the persecution of homosexuals in society as a whole and the anti-gay climate that has not ended after the 2018 referendum.
The 24th Taiwan Gay and Lesbian Parade kicked off yesterday. However, the Beijing City Police Department recently raided gay bars, causing controversy, and a famous hostCai Kangyong He talked about this in an exclusive interview and was also asked to contest against the mayor of Taipei.xiang wannan . Former Taipei City Councilor and Internet celebrity Guajie analyzed that Tsai Kang-yong was not fighting against Chiang Wannan, but was concerned that referendum No. 10 of 2018 on “marriage limit to one man and one woman” received 7.65 million votes.
Guji analyzes Cai Kangyong on the hostwang weizhong In the interview material of the radio program, Cai Kangyong did not name the bad guys from the beginning to the end. He was talking about oppression and the oppression is not of any mayor but of the entire society and the era in which we live.
Guji said, first of all to be fair, Jiang Wannan himself is not bad towards homosexuals. In the 2019 vote on gay marriage legislation, Articles 2 and 4 were voted in favor. After becoming mayor, he also went to the gay parade. If someone says that Tsai Kang-yong is accusing Jiang Wannan of being anti-gay, it is wrong.
He said that in the 2019 Article 4 vote, only 7 KMT legislators voted in favor, while the majority of the rest of the party group opposed it. After the vote, propaganda circulated within the party that “whoever votes for gay marriage will have its MLAs replaced.” Central Standing Committee member Li Dewei also said that he would not refuse the proposal to cancel the nomination of these MLAs. An amiable candidate, standing on an unfriendly foundation, this is the result of a mathematical formula in Cai Kangyong’s mind.
Guzi also said that the DPP is not a protector of homosexuals. During the 2018 referendum, most DPP candidates kept a low profile and did not express their stance. In the 2019 Article 4 vote, Lin Daihua voted against, and more than a dozen DPP legislators abstained. In a 2016 survey, most DPP supporters also opposed same-sex marriage. Age is more important than political party in determining how a person views homosexuality. Most of the older generation, whether blue or green, are opposed to it.
Guji said that what comrades choose is never a full-fledged political party, but a group of people who are more willing to stand together. What Cai said most clearly is this sentence: “I think when it comes to voting, no matter which candidate wins, you have to worry about whether you will win or not. When you vote for the life you want, you win. That’s what I really care about.” This is not about punishing Jiang Wannan, it is about choosing a life and the people who are willing to accompany that life.
Guji said Tsai Kang-yong said, “This is illegal, not harassment.” Even the government acknowledged that there was a problem and felt that something needed to be clarified, but some people still insisted that everything was according to procedures. This is what Tsai Kang-yong said about “going back to the past”, and that year was not so distant. Just eight years ago in 2018, the 10th referendum, “Limiting marriage to one man and one woman” received 7.65 million votes.
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Guji believes that Cai Kangyong did not point the finger at any bad person from beginning to end, but was talking about “persecution”; The real target was not Jiang Wannan, but the entire society and era’s unfriendliness towards homosexuals.
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Because Jiang Wannan voted in favor of gay marriage legislation in 2019 and participated in gay parades after becoming mayor, Guji believes he is at least not a representative of anti-gay; Tsai Kangyong is not concerned about individuals, but about greater structural pressures.
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He noted that the 10th referendum in 2018 received 7.65 million votes, there were rumors within the Kuomintang that anti-gay legislators might be replaced, and the Democratic Progressive Party did not fully support gay marriage, which showed that LGBT people face a conservative environment across parties and generations.
