【樂生】樂生GVO上的討論(英文好的可以加入討論)

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> Losheng Sanatorium is a hospital for lepers which is located in the
> suburbs of Taipei. Since 1930s, this hospital is the only public
> sanatorium for leprosy patients in Taiwan. In 2001, due to the
> construction of Taipei mass rapid transportation, the authorities plan
> to transform Losheng to a community hospital, thus put an end to its
> dedicated hospitalization and care for leprosy patients. Many
> students, urban planners and NGO tried to save this sanatorium from
> that time. After five years, they finally got a chance to make the
> government reconsidering a new version which reserves 90% of the
> sanatorium, instead of the original plan, 41%.
>
> However, just two days ago, the Department of Rapid Transit System
> (Taipei) asked all the leprosy patients remained in the sanatorium to
> move out before March 13th, or the enforcement will make that happened
> by the strong arm. In this morning (March 8th), 200 policemen
> dispersed 50 people who were gathering in front of the residence owned
> by Executive Yuan Premier, Mr. Su Tseng-Chang. Yao, a blogger who was
> there on that time, called it as a dark day:
>
> "I saw a policeman draging and pulling an old man who is too old
> to resist, and then, his artificial limb was fallen down. A students
> cried for asking the policemen not using the violence, but what they
> got? The cold-blooded attack, again and again."
>
> 我看到警方拖著一個阿伯的身體，但阿伯無力抵抗，他的義肢因為被拉扯，掉落在地上，而旁邊的學生不捨的哭喊著：警方不要用暴力！然而卻換得了甚
> 麼？一次一次無情的進攻。
>
> (Photo:http://bp0.blogger.com/_qSFzENPfnjU/Re-qg48UGkI/AAAAAAAAAGs/
> khPaI5CEswk/s320/lei.JPG)
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> After talking with his friend who was also there on that time,
> DarkBringer described the brutal force on these old,
>
> "Brutal Force, just Brutal Force. Is it a preparation for the
> demolition in the coming day? Or they just want to strike an old man
> down so that they can move one less?"
>
> Brutal Force。毫不掩飾的暴力。這是為了即將到來的強制拆遷作預習嗎？還是今天多打倒一個老人，來日就少搬一個老人？
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> Although the protest is to ask the government keep his word that
> convenes a conference to discuss the new plan in public, the news
> media prefer putting their focus on the conflict itself rather than
> the statement of the protesters. PipperL wrote down his observations:
>
> "Look at the TV, they only care about the conflict. Yeah, the
> conflict.Screaming, shouting, people were pushed and shaken. They are
> the takes those SNG and reporters want. The tension and excitement
> attract the eyeballs of the audiences, and makes them hold their
> remote control and stay on the channel. But after the end of the
> video, why were these people gathering? What are the whole context of
> the protest? What direction may the event go? No body care, they just
> move into the next headline -- which the politicians register for the
> candidates of the presidency."
>
> 看看那些電子媒體的報導，大多集中在「衝突」的場面。是的，就是衝突，有拉扯的鏡頭，有尖叫哭喊的鏡頭，有推擠晃動的鏡頭，這才是那些SNG車
> 和記者們想要的鏡頭。緊張緊張緊張! 刺激刺激刺激! 這樣才有收視率，這樣才能讓拿著搖控器一直轉台的觀眾停在這一台。而當衝突的鏡頭播完了之後，今
> 天去抗議的原因呢? 這個事件來龍去脈的追蹤呢? 各方團體的立場和角力呢? 未來事態可能發展的走向呢? 管他的，進下一則政治人物參選登記的新聞
> 吧。
>
> In the mean time, Ancorena revealed in his blog, that he decided to
> give his vote for anyone who can help Losheng:
>
> "If there is any politician, especially the candidate who runs for
> president 2008, can help us to successfully reserve the whole
> sanatorium, then during the election champaign, I will support him or
> her in my electoral district."
>
> 如果有任何政治人物，尤其是總統大選候選人，能為樂生全區保存採取行動，並且產生實際效用的，在選舉時只要涵蓋到我的選區，就會獲得我的支
> 持。
>
> Ancorena also made some stickers and suggestions for the people who
> want to join this protest.
>
> (Photo:http://blog.roodo.com/ancorena/fc7d4fce.jpg)
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> In Taiwan blogosphere, many bloggers are now collaborating their
> articles, photos, videos and even podcasts together, seeking for the
> support from the society. To step out from the actions in blogoshpere,
> these bloggers decide to extend the movement to the real world. If the
> news media report their move, more people may know what's going on.
> Like the words wenli speak out loudly:
>
> "It's time to be offensive!!"
>
> 是該採取攻勢的時候了。
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> >