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I'm Taiwanese and an American citizen. Let me ask you, which lives are more important? Ukrainian people? The people in Gaza? Or Taiwanese people? Obviously th

I'm Taiwanese and an American citizen. Let me ask you, which lives are more important? Ukrainian people? The people in Gaza? Or Taiwanese people? Obviously the Taiwanese people. As someone who is Taiwanese myself, I know the US is making the right choice here for using military intervention exclusively for the Taiwanese people. We are just that much better. It obviously has nothing to do with the fact that China is becoming a military and economic peer to the US. And of course nothing to do with the fact that Taiwan is a key point for control of the Pacific and cutting edge semiconductor technology. Nothing to do with those things at all because the US is a country that cares. Sarcasm aside, I really am Taiwanese and a US citizen. This duality allows me to have the least biased view of the situation as it isn't clouded with just the typical patriotic attitude you see from your average US citizen.

anon291 3y ago
The entire pacific is of strategic importance to the United States. China does not just claim Taiwan but exclusive jurisdiction over the South China Sea, a major international shipping corridor. There is no way the United States will let that happen, and it has nothing to do with determining whose lives are more important (although you can be sure the defense department has a ranking of which fronts are most important for American interests). As for your dual citizenship. This does not reduce your bias. In fact your dual allegiances seem to cloud your ability to analyze things from an American interests perspective
- corethree 3y ago
  >As for your dual citizenship. This does not reduce your bias. In fact your dual allegiances seem to cloud your ability to analyze things from an American interests perspective I'm the least biased one here. Look at your post. It's actually in complete agreement with my points. You are supporting and agreeing with my point. But you can't see it.

anon291 3y ago

The entire pacific is of strategic importance to the United States. China does not just claim Taiwan but exclusive jurisdiction over the South China Sea, a major international shipping corridor. There is no way the United States will let that happen, and it has nothing to do with determining whose lives are more important (although you can be sure the defense department has a ranking of which fronts are most important for American interests). As for your dual citizenship. This does not reduce your bias. In fact your dual allegiances seem to cloud your ability to analyze things from an American interests perspective

corethree 3y ago
>As for your dual citizenship. This does not reduce your bias. In fact your dual allegiances seem to cloud your ability to analyze things from an American interests perspective I'm the least biased one here. Look at your post. It's actually in complete agreement with my points. You are supporting and agreeing with my point. But you can't see it.