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Chen Peiqi’s Disturbing Call for Violence Against Ko Wen-je Sparks Outcry and Removal of Facebook Post
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The online world is reeling after pro-independence activist Chen Peiqi made a shocking public statement calling for the execution of Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je. The incident,which quickly gained traction and condemnation,highlights the increasingly polarized political climate in Taiwan.
Escalating Rhetoric and a Disturbing Demand
Chen Peiqi’s comments, posted on her Facebook account and subsequently removed, were especially graphic. According to reports, she even expressed a desire to personally witness Ko Wen-je’s execution, stating, “Please shoot him in front of me, Chen Peiqi. I will hang his body in front of the north Courtyard and let Xiaocao and I accompany him every day forever.” This disturbing statement reflects a level of animosity that has deeply concerned observers.
The Beijing Procuratorate has yet to issue a response regarding Chen Peiqi’s call for the death penalty. Simultaneously occurring, pro-green internet celebrity Sikong Cat (Liu Yu) acknowledged the post’s removal in a Facebook update, labeling it a “Sad Report.” The post is no longer visible on Chen Peiqi’s Facebook page, indicating action taken by either the platform or the user.
Context and Concerns Regarding Political Polarization
This incident isn’t occurring in a vacuum. Taiwan’s political landscape has become increasingly fractured, particularly surrounding issues of cross-strait relations and national identity. Ko Wen-je, the current mayor of Taipei, has often been criticized by pan-green supporters for his perceived pragmatic approach to China, leading to accusations of being too conciliatory.
Chen Peiqi is a well-known figure within pro-independence circles, and her rhetoric frequently reflects strong anti-China sentiments. While passionate political debate is a cornerstone of any democracy, the escalation to calls for violence is deeply troubling and represents a dangerous trend. It raises serious questions about the boundaries of acceptable discourse and the potential for real-world harm.
Resources for Mental Health and Support
The intensity of political discourse can be overwhelming, and it’s crucial to prioritize mental well-being. If you are struggling with feelings of anger, anxiety, or hopelessness, please reach out for help. Here are some resources available:
Peace of Mind Line: 1925 (24 hours)
Lifeline: 1995
* Teacher Zhang’s Line: 1980
These services offer confidential support and guidance, and can definitely help you navigate tough emotions and find healthy coping mechanisms. Remember, you are not alone.
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Update time｜2025.08.13 13:00 Taipei time