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Heroist, come on. I've been having all sorts of issues with time lately, but I'm trying to make sure it doesn't affect things too much overall. What I wanted to say is that your post perfectly reflects the Mafia's position on the situation. Especially the last sentence:
The risk of supporting a strong Town member based on the instructions of a Mafia member is too great, and only someone who doesn't understand the game would support it.
It's a typical attempt to intimidate by portraying one of the opposing teams in a bad light. Although, I can't say that you're completely insincere in what you're saying. You probably think it's wrong that the town has decided to trust a Mafia member instead of thinking for themselves. I understand you, that's reasonable. And yes, it would be good to find evidence against Ilanna, I agree. But all of this, especially when presented in such a categorical way, is the Mafia's position, I'm sorry, but it's obvious. From this, I conclude that Gekasan is indeed Mafia, as expected. And for me, it's better to execute a 100% Mafia member than to create even more connections and evidence (although one doesn't preclude the other, of course).