> 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

> 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"?