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None of this has an actual meaning under international law. The legal standing of Taiwan is that it's part of China. Plain and simple.
by yogthos 4y ago
None of this has an actual meaning under international law. The legal standing of Taiwan is that it's part of China. Plain and simple.
- nl 4y ago> None of this has an actual meaning under international law. The legal standing of Taiwan is that it's part of China. Plain and simple. While I understand you disagree with what I'm saying, trying to claim that the Taiwan situation is "Plain and simple" just seems an untenable claim. The Taiwanese themselves have a different government to mainland China, with a pretty capable defense force. There is a Taiwanese team in the Olympics. How is any of that "plain and simple"?
- brazzy 4y agoIt's enormously funny how you say that a document that you yourself just cited to support your argument has no actual meaning. Try harder, little propaganda bot.