The conduct you refer to has little to do with the current political system at work in Taiwan. It is the legacy of a previous military dictatorship that has onl

The conduct you refer to has little to do with the current political system at work in Taiwan. It is the legacy of a previous military dictatorship that has only a historical connection with the current system, and is a stance at odds with the current administration of Taiwan, elected by the Taiwanese people, with an openly pro-Taiwanese identity platform. The main reason Taiwan hasn't already renounced the claims you complain about at this point is that to do so could potentially enrage the PRC into military action against them at this point. You're clearly a mainlander. You have the classic chip on your shoulder about past conduct which mainlanders always use to excuse the awful behaviour of their own regime. I always find it ironic how much anti-Imperialist dogma spills out of people from a country that justifies expansionism on the grounds of even the most fleeting 'Chinese' imperial dynastic possession.