The editorial noted:

The action clearly showed who are posing a threat to democracy.

The chief-executive and the ruling party should not crack down upon the freedom of assembly and demonstration but pay heed to the anger of the people at the unilateral administration of state affairs.

The people clearly voiced objection to the retrogressive revision of the labor law and the introduction of the "state-compiled" history textbook through the two all-out people's actions.

The regime should bear in mind that the people's resentment has already run so high that it can hardly calm down it through crackdown under the pretext of security.