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I doubt Mainland government will allow a “eventually” Taiwan independence because it hurts the legitimacy of CCP(on the MAINLAND!), which will have a cascading
by whoevercares 7y ago
I doubt Mainland government will allow a “eventually” Taiwan independence because it hurts the legitimacy of CCP(on the MAINLAND!), which will have a cascading effect.
- taiwanboy 7y agoNot sure what your point is, CCPs legitimacy just crashed when Carrie Lam, a puppet of CCP, just bowed to the pressure of 2M protestors in Hong Kong.
- whoevercares 7y agoUh...I’ll just quote Jiang: “(Young people)Too simple, sometimes naive”
- taiwanboy 7y agoYou know who isn’t naive? CCP. Any slight acts of aggression against a democratic Taiwan will mean economic sanctions against China from US and its allies (EU, Japan, etc). China’s economy will go back to the stone ages. Those US, British, French warships patrolling the Taiwan straits aren’t just for fun neither
- whoevercares 7y agoAlmost vice-versa, ask US and its allies if they’ll support any equally aggressive action from Taiwan(e.g. break current tie) when there’s no benefit for them
- taiwanboy 7y agohttps://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3721753 https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3721753 After China tariffs, Trump should recognize Taiwan, the Pentagon likely agrees
- xxxpupugo 7y agoCCP's legitimacy is the war machine. Unlikely it will be deployed, but it is there nevertheless, and the perceived threat from US will only make it accelerate such actions.
- hungrygs 7y agoI'm quite sure Taiwan will last longer than the CCP in Beijing. The end game is PRC becomes democratic eventually and then Taiwan can "unify" - meaning, China becomes a federal republic with Taiwan as one of the states/provinces. People thought the Soviet Union would last forever and then, almost overnight, it was gone.