The blue committee choked Shen Boyang for turning the community into a "drug supermarket"! Huang Weihan: Irresponsible, not smart, and shouldn’t

Huang Weihan pointed out today that the Kuomintang legislator directly described "drug distribution in the community" as Shen Boyang's political views, which is "not responsible, not smart, and even more inappropriate." (File photo)

Veteran media person Huang Weihan posted on Facebook today (7th), responding to a KMT legislator’s accusation that DPP Taipei mayor candidate Shen Boyang advocated “letting community centers distribute drugs.” He said that it is reasonable to question Shen Boyang’s views on anti-drug issues in 2014, but directly describing “community drug distribution” as Shen Boyang’s political views for running for Taipei mayor in 2026 is “not responsible, smart, and inappropriate.”

Huang Weihan quoted the Kuomintang legislator's statement and pointed out that the other party claimed that "the real Shen Boyang wants to let the community center distribute drugs, let drugs enter our families, and let our children go to the community center to get drugs." He also claimed that Shen Boyang did not explain clearly whether it was heroin, fentanyl or amphetamines, so he might become "available for whatever he wants" and turn the community center into a "drugs department store."

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In this regard, Huang Weihan said that he read the relevant statement several times and felt "unbelievable". He believes that it is reasonable to question Shen Boyang's "views" on anti-drug issues in 2014, but to directly regard "drug distribution in the community" as Shen Boyang's "political opinion" for running for mayor of Taipei in 2026 is "not responsible, nor smart, nor should it be."

Huang Weihan pointed out that studying an issue does not necessarily mean promoting it into policy. He cited his own experience as an example. In 2002, he and then Taipei Mayor Ma Ying-jeou visited the red light district of the Netherlands to learn about the sex industry zone. However, this does not mean that Taipei will promote the sex industry zone.

Huang Weihan said that of course what candidates have said in the past deserves attention, but what should be more scrutinized is the political opinions they actually put forward during the election. For example, Zhu Lilun said in 2019 that he was "willing to restart the Nuclear Four", which was a different position from before he ran for election; Ma Ying-jeou also changed his mind within a week on whether he was willing to sign a "Cross-Strait Peace Agreement" in 2011. He believes that candidates’ finalized political views are the direction of governance that is responsible to voters.

As for whether Shen Boyang is currently proposing anti-drug policies for running for mayor of Taipei, Huang Weihan said the answer is "yes", with a total of 4 items; but among them there is no promotion of "drug distribution in the community".

Huang Weihan further pointed out that even if all the discussions in Shen Boyang's 2014 article were to be implemented as political opinions, it mentioned that the foreign practice of "giving drugs to drug addicts who cannot control themselves" is definitely not equivalent to "general distribution of drugs", let alone distribution to children, teenagers or ordinary family members.

Huang Weihan finally said that excessive and "wrong and biased" statements will arouse doubts, and then the public will verify, think and make choices. He once again criticized the KMT legislator's statement as "not responsible, not smart, and even more inappropriate."

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