2014 太陽花學運：到了該仿效挪威「公民不服從運動」的時候了

挪威在二次大戰時，出現魁斯林 (Vidkun Quisling)。當時，他是德軍的開路先鋒，挪威被德軍攻佔之後出任挪威新政權的總理。

戰後，他的名字魁斯林 (Quisling) 成為「賣國賊」的代名詞。

但是，思考一位 Quisling 無法成辦，必須有一核心圈的 Quisling 一起才能賣國的事實。因此，在「事件」過後，受害的社會成員就應毫無辦法的讓這些人享受民主，繼續享受退休俸祿或回學校教書？

文明社會能鼓勵這種任我行的「爺性」，或者監控全民的「制度破壞者」嗎？

戰後，更出名的當然是「國際軍事法庭」如紐倫堡、東京，或南京等。但那是大國壟斷的事物。

歐洲也有零星公民，以肉體羞辱的方式，對待與德軍交往的本國女子。但，過於野蠻，也不利於文明標準！

挪威的公民不服從運動，就出現：不與德國人交談、拒絕坐在德國人身旁等具體做法。

相當有效，值得仿效。

對於這種助紂為虐的中型 Quisling，我們應該要有一個「學格否定」、「人格否定」反擊的公民不服從運動。

這些人既然背叛與出賣我們社會所賴以運作的民主規矩與文明準則，社會成員當然要讓他深切的體認自己所犯之過。

舉例而言，

學校禁止這種人再回到學校教書！

學生，拒絕修這種人的課！

朋友，再也不與他聯絡，甚至見面也不講話！

餐廳，拒絕招待這種人！

他擺攤開店，我們拒絕消費！

馬路上、公車上，所有人都用手指著他或噓他，一直到看不見他為止！

……

但千萬不要動手，只要給予精神壓力。直到痛哭留涕，徹底懺悔為止。

這是一種制衡「允許個人躲在體制後面為惡」的方法。

否則，個人如何制衡國家暴力（而這暴力其實是透過掌握權力的「個人」為之）？

具體做法，還可以討論。

Civil disobedience

Finally, there was the attempt at maintaining an "ice front" against the German soldiers.  This involved, among other things, never speaking to a German if it could be avoided (many pretended to speak no German, though it was then almost as prevalent as English is now) and refusing to sit beside a German on public transportation.  The latter was so annoying to the occupying German authorities that it became illegal to stand on a bus if seats were available.

Towards the end of the war, the resistance became more open, with rudimentary military organizations set up in the forests around the larger cities.  A number of Nazi collaborators and officials were killed, and those collaborating with the German or Quisling authorities were ostracized, both during and after the war.

The first mass outbreak of civil disobedience occurred in the autumn of 1940, when students of Oslo University began to wear paper clips on their lapels to demonstrate their resistance to the German occupiers and their Norwegian collaborators. A seemingly innocuous item, the paper clip was a symbol of solidarity and unity ("we are bound together"), implying resistance.  The wearing of paper clips, the popular H7 monogram and similar symbols (e.g. red garments, e.g. Bobble hats) was outlawed and could lead to arrest and punishment.