Messy democracy in Taiwan is always better than Sharia autocracy every time.

I don't think chaos is the definition of democracy and if holding politicians accountable for what they say is wrong, I am not sure we live in a democracy. The litmust test for democracy is challenging the those who hold power and challenging their power in a democratic way and seeing there reaction!

"Taiwan" is allowed to persist for a little longer to enable gathering full evidence of the "superiority" of the western democracy.

​@@lostprophitoneany society has/is chaos, the system of goverment is how we reign in the chaos.

Laugh now. But here in the old trailer park states we’re only three years away from this.

🤣🤣🤣

daddy xi

I would never recommend a paternalistic, undemocratic government. Are these hired protesters? Protesting against a Bill to require honesty from politicians seems very unusual for citizens to do.

My siblings and myself behaved much civilized when our parents were not home.

Lol

It won't happen there,cos then there wont be any pp in the parliament!!

@@mari-us6rhDid you forget the trumpers attack

@@Mobin2000 Those were thugs and NOT lawmakers like these!!!

​@@Mobin2000- Ordinary people. More well mannered and peaceful than these clowns. ( and those on the Hill)😅😅😅

It happened before and shoes were flying.

Better than Communism, were the Members would suddenly "Dissappear". 😅😅😅

​@@inisipisTV In the U.S, Boeing whistleblowers "committed suicide" one after another. What have you got to say about that? And in some democratic countries, people too disappear without trace. Google "Perlis Hope co-founder Amri Che Mat went missing in 2016, and Pastor Raymond Koh has been missing since 2017. Guess you're just naive about the real world.

​@@inisipisTV In the U.S, Boeing whistleblowers "committed suicide" one after another. So how is democracy any better?

@@inisipisTV I saw Taiwanese type of democracy in monkey behavior before in aninal shows.

Man that's lame, and the usual joke your type makes when they see asians fighting. Hopefully you're not old as well, because it'd be even more pathetic if you're still using that one since the song came out.

American backed democracy at work.

LOL. Are you 8? 😂

hu! ha!

almost sing it out😂

What about outside democracy?

I would say that: in dictatorial countries, the guy with the biggest fists already won and is controlling peoples' lives by intimidation and authoritarian means. Everyone might look 'ordered', but that doesn't mean that they are happy, free or that human rights violations aren't being committed. The scenes, above, are not actually common in democracies. I think that one thing that democracies currently seem to have in common with autocratic forms of government, is the level of corruption amongst elites. I believe that the difference about corruption, in a democratic country, is that there is a much bigger chance of doing something to fix that. An outstanding model for governing a large country, in my opinion, is the US Constitution. (Apart from the fact that the ceremonial Head of State is also the political President. I think that those two positions are better occupied by different people). The US may be facing a difficult election, but I feel that it's Constitution gives it the means to come up with better solutions.

They call who owns the microphone who will win.

​@jxmai7687 Yes, those with more fists and biggest fists will get the microphone and win. That's fistmocracy, a variant od demon-cracy.

America 1st ✊

Here in Canada are parliament is live. No one watches it.

It says that if the bill is passed, politicians cannot lie in Congress anymore. So, the ruling party panics and fights against the bill. LOL. So you mean trying to defend your right to lie is "true" democracy? What a sick joke.

Monkey democracy: whoever can fight the best, is the leader.

I don't think the two-party system in the United States and Taiwan has anything to do with democracy. Politicians unconditionally support their own party and attack their opponents.

So different from the Taiwanese sit-com dramas where the actors are so polite and civilised even when they are angry. I think the scene in Parliament is more exciting. Looking forward to next episode - may be the man who snatched the bundle of notes will return and apologise.

I don't know what is DPP, but from what you wrote, I suspect they are a greedy party?

That's right, support for congressional reform is the voice of most people in Taiwan.

Don’t be stupid. That ARE China ! Take a look at them…..

This

U think China is United ?

@@djibicisse is the ccp divided?

@@Mousebleed-ulticanose depends If emperor xi is not there Who knows?

There was live online for the whole day non stop. 😂

key word: 立法院 打架

Took the words out of my mouth.

He's like, you're making it too easy for me take over the whole country.

@@HarmonyHorizon-im3pq america style

They cant, china is coward after the dead of there first emperor, they use to help there neighboor back when there first emperor was alive after his dead everything went to cowrdice.

​@@HarmonyHorizon-im3pqPhilippines is independent, crazy wumao.

Without democracy, there's much less chance of removing corrupt or dictatorial leaders. Once a dictator is in power, in a country without elections, they're there (causing misery to the country's people) for life, or until they're overthrown. For all its superficial 'chaos', I fee that democracy gives the best chance for respecting human rights, thinking about choices, reviewing and changing those choices, if required. I would say that the overwhelming majority of people who live in democratic countries would never choose to live with any other form of government, unless travelling for business partnerships, academic positions, etc. In contrast, many people do emigrate, or wish to emigrate, to democratically governed countries, from less free countries. I think that this contrast shows that many people appreciate the better advocacy for human rights and the ability to think and have input into policy, that is possible in a democracy.

Wrong. Democracy is a land where government DOES what the people want and need. NOT the West, that’s for sure, but China and Singapore……. Just ask the people !!! China democratic. West, fake as always.

所以才會有你

Difference between good joke and lame joke. Others are lame

It's the weaponry budget and the 5th high USD foreign exchange reserves that US coveted. Watch Japan (2nd high), China (1st), Ukraine...

As far as I know, Taiwanese netizens are more yearning for the reformed socialism of Northern Europe.

Taiwanese lawmakers showing how they will behave if they are part of China in parliament in Beijing. Beijing lawmakers cannot match them.

Taiwan has 23 million，Hongkong has 7 million .What nation did you refer to ?

@@kreuzerlau8817 My bad 23 million still a small country compare to 1.4 billion. LOL with 23 million parliament fight like clowns in circus show. LOL.

But this still exists in consititution of Republic of China(taiwan)

Taiwan is showing what its lawmakers could do if they are in Beijing parliament. President Xi may shiver at the sight of the "democratic" Taiwanese!

@@truthful3777 It's not a small country. It's an average size province of China.

you must be British

ever heard of the court of laws?

@@mouseisbroken who in the court specifically?

@@familypowergroup that is up to the system in taiwan. any problem on that?

@@mouseisbroken sounds highly unconstitutional to me

@@mouseisbroken *any problem with that?

China too

@@djibicisse full support China

@@maftab3818Taiwan can do what they want

Yup just keep quiet 😂

​@@djibicisse I see you like Taiwanese criminals

Lol

100%, American backed democracy ain't working apparently. Time for China to step in!

No need.

Why they need China for?

Why

Bollocks. China has a better political and democratic system. So-called western fake Democracy, loves to lie. It’s just a beauty competition. No real skills

One shows the facade of benefits one ensures security of the other

Same people who bribe both

The Taiwanese parliament is called “The Legislative Yuan” and is only one branch of the government. Right now the government is controlled by DPP, but they only have a minority government and so the opposition has more seats in the LY, they are able to form minority government because they have the presidency and control the “Executive Yuan” This law would be like if we gave Congress the power to declare the president is a liar and arrest him (whether he was one or not)

@@democracydignityhumanrights thank you for the clarification my friend, much appreciated

Those legislators who are most violent today belong to the newly elect president's minority political faction (3-4 mainstream factions within DPP), so you can see it's just an act.

Because it is fake. It's a performance meant to be seen by voters. In Eastern Asia this is the way that they attempt to show that they are fighting their hardest for their constituents.

Crazy genius people are running China not like clowns from Taiwan

you seem to know nothing on the topic, it is very common for Taiwanese lawmakers to resolve their issues with violence. For example, the current President of their Legislative Yuan who can be heard in this video shouting "discussion will continue 3:30pm" famously assaulted the ex-President of Taiwan some 25 years ago.

​@@mouseisbroken whether its common or not it's absolutely dumb and ridiculous lmao

@@idkbruh4775 better than going to camps

lucky?

Yup Taiwan way fiercer gaha