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>Looking at the scale of the sanctions themselves? Hardly. Apparently China has different opinion. >China is the one pointing the gun for the most part. PRC
by protomolecule 2y ago
>Looking at the scale of the sanctions themselves? Hardly.
Apparently China has different opinion.
>China is the one pointing the gun for the most part.
PRC and ROC have the unfinished civil war between them.
- qwytw 2y ago> PRC and ROC have the unfinished civil war between them. Because the PRC doesn't want to finish it, peacefully anyway... At this point it's 90-95% one-sided. Who do you think isn't allowing Taiwan/ROC to renounce its "claim" to the rest of China by constantly threatening to invade it even if they start seriously considering that option seriously?
- protomolecule 2y agoSeriously seriously, how People's Republic Of China's claim on Republic of China doesn't allow ROC to renounce their's claim on PRC? And why it isn't vise-verse?
- qwytw 2y agoIs this sarcasm? Only way the ROC could do that is by declaring that the ROC no longer exists and that they are now an independent state of Taiwan. Even if they didn't frame it exactly that way from PRC's perspective any attempt by the ROC to renounce its claim on the rest of China would be the equivalent of them declaring independence. > And why it isn't vise-verse? You mean why ROC/Taiwan isn't threatening to invade the mainland if the PRC changes its policy of considering Taiwan to be an inalienable part of China? It's hard to tell..
- protomolecule 2y agoNot at all.
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