Blue camp dispatches anti-drug propaganda vehicle! Zheng Yunpeng shouted back, "Helping the elders with classes": turning into a public health education movement

Kuomintang legislator Luo Zhiqiang recently accused DPP Taipei mayor candidate Shen Boyang of advocating "providing drugs to drug users in community centers." Shen Boyang immediately clarified that his past article was about drug harm reduction and public health policies, and had nothing to do with encouraging drug abuse, and emphasized that he "does not advocate the decriminalization of drugs." In this regard, former legislator Zheng Yunpeng analyzed that the Kuomintang sent propaganda vehicles to spread rumors across the country, targeting "elders who do not understand public health knowledge." He called on the younger generation to seize the opportunity to teach their elders about public health, and turned this election campaign into a public health education social movement in Taiwan.

Zheng Yunpeng posted on Facebook yesterday (6th) that the Chinese Kuomintang has used professional garbage information vehicles to spread rumors across the country on the issue of drug reduction policies. It seems that this issue will be decisively fought during this period and even before the election. Judging from the world-record-breaking Facebook message, he believes that at least voters under the age of 45, including students, have enough knowledge to understand this issue. "I also believe that the Chinese Kuomintang is also well aware of this. Therefore, the targets of these Chinese Kuomintang people are those 'elders who do not understand public health knowledge.'"

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In the face of Blue Camp's operation, Zheng Yunpeng suggested that supporters be patient and help the elders take the opportunity to educate them, letting them know that "this is done all over the world", "Mayor Ma Ying-jeou also does this", "Mayor Jiang Wanan also does this", "doing this effectively reduces many infectious diseases", "doing this can reduce the chance of the drug tip coming into contact with young people", "it is like quitting smoking, first use nicotine patches, and then quit slowly", or any other simple and professional reasons you can think of.

Zheng Yunpeng further pointed out that the elders will intuitively ask: "Jiang Wanan did this when he was mayor. If he doesn't do it in the future, wouldn't it cause many young people to take drugs and get sick?", "Why do you still question the DPP?" You can answer: "In order to win the election, they don't care whether the younger generations of your family are in danger." "Drugs are bad, and these people are even worse."

In addition, Zheng Yunpeng also mentioned that a friend sent him a counter-photo of "a small propaganda truck following the KMT propaganda truck". Although the picture is very powerful, it is understood that it is just a conceptual counter-image generated by AI. There are currently no small cars following. After all, running propaganda trucks across the country requires huge funds, and each candidate is also busy with his own campaign propaganda.

He emphasized that elections are social movements that convey ideas. Regardless of whether there are counterattacks or not, everyone is still asked to help with oral propaganda. No election with black-hearted people is easy. However, by the way, if we regard this wave as a public health education social movement in Taiwan, it will definitely have an unexpected positive effect on the country.

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