Now there's an idea. We should just move the embassy from Beijing to Taipei. Then not only are we saying we recognize Taiwan, we say that we ONLY recognize Taiwan.
They say that after the bifurcation of their culture, it has developed in different directions, Taiwan being more genuinely Chinese and the mainland shell-shocked from tyranny. Absorbing Taiwan into the mainland, even on Taiwan's conditions, would be devastating for the Taiwanese.
As a temporary diplomatic ruse it might be useful, though. Just as long as it doesn't empower KMT crooks.
Interesting. I hadn't really considered the fact that there are about 1 billion brainwashed retards and idk less than 100 million Taiwanese. So even if voting rights were extended to all as and free speech initially guranteed, the mainland retards would vote commie and it'd be over.
I wouldn't call them regards. The Chinese do well wherever the Chinese Communist Party cannot oppress them. But there is still a distinction between east and west Germany thirty years after the fall of the wall and neither the Taiwanese nor the Hong Kongese find it easy to get along with the mainlanders.
Move the embassy to Taipei as well.
Now there's an idea. We should just move the embassy from Beijing to Taipei. Then not only are we saying we recognize Taiwan, we say that we ONLY recognize Taiwan.
They say that after the bifurcation of their culture, it has developed in different directions, Taiwan being more genuinely Chinese and the mainland shell-shocked from tyranny. Absorbing Taiwan into the mainland, even on Taiwan's conditions, would be devastating for the Taiwanese.
As a temporary diplomatic ruse it might be useful, though. Just as long as it doesn't empower KMT crooks.
Interesting. I hadn't really considered the fact that there are about 1 billion brainwashed retards and idk less than 100 million Taiwanese. So even if voting rights were extended to all as and free speech initially guranteed, the mainland retards would vote commie and it'd be over.
I wouldn't call them regards. The Chinese do well wherever the Chinese Communist Party cannot oppress them. But there is still a distinction between east and west Germany thirty years after the fall of the wall and neither the Taiwanese nor the Hong Kongese find it easy to get along with the mainlanders.