社會力的反撲 記419「守護台灣、拒絕統戰」大會

At the April 19 recall rally organized by civic groups on Ketagalan Boulevard, three national flags were identified—the flags of the United States, Japan, and the Republic of China (Taiwan)—but notably, no political party banners were present. This phenomenon carries several important implications:

1. The rally was not led by the ruling Democratic Progressive Party, though they may have offered some support;
2. It signaled a societal backlash against deviant politics and unaccountable politicians;
3. Civil society, particularly non-governmental organizations, took the initiative—reaffirming the existence of a “Taiwan Consensus”;
4. This civic force, driven primarily by young people, especially females, reflects a collective desire to move beyond Taiwan’s historical trauma and focus on building the future;
5. After twelve years of evolution, the idea of a “Taiwan Consensus” first proposed by former President Tsai Ing-wen in 2012 presidential campaign has come to represent a shared conviction: to resist communism and safeguard Taiwan. It is a common determination that our democratic and free way of life must not be forcibly altered by the Chinese Communist Party;
6. This principle—resisting communism and safeguarding Taiwan—can be encapsulated in a single term: “Republic of China (Taiwan)”;
7. If the Kuomintang continues to oppose this civic force and maintains its pro-CCP orientation (including keeping disruptive legislators and Chairman Eric Chu in place), it will have no political future.

民間團體419在凱達格蘭大道舉行的大罷免集會，注意到出現三國國旗—美國旗、日本旗，但無政黨旗。此現象證明幾個意義：
1.　集會不是民進黨主導（雖然可能有幫忙）；
2.　這是社會力的反撲走偏的政治與政客；
3.　社會力出面，確認了「台灣共識」；
4.　以年輕人與女性為主導的社會力，台灣歷史悲情的一頁終要翻過去—注重未來，而非過去）；
5.　前總統蔡英文在2012年提出所謂的「台灣共識」，就是「反共保台」—沒有人希望我們的民主自由的生活被共產黨以武力橫加改變；
6.　「反共保台」彙整為一個名詞，就是「中華民國台灣」；

7.　直接抵觸社會力，國民黨除非改變其親共路線（包括罷免作亂的立委、換下朱立倫主席）否則並無政治未來可言。