Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chu called for Taiwanese to “fight in unity for the dignity of our country” at the World Games' closing ceremony yesterday.

This was seen as a political strike against accusations that she's getting China friendly, and most stations covered at such, with TVBS calling it "an injection of political flavor" or something like that.

But as President Ma himself told us not so long ago, "nobody thinks Taiwan is not a country." So what is the controversial part which normally helps define what is called "political" and what is called "common sense? "