seems like the israel - iran conflict is making making china a bit ballsy with taiwan lol
hopefully nothing bad happens
hopefully nothing bad happens
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@demha yeah i mean when the "greatest military in the world" gets embarrassed by a bunch of people in the desert using shitty drones and 50 year old soviet weapons, mutually assured destruction doesn't look quite so mutual after all
@demha @adiz @7666 Taiwan is a Chinese island.
It would be as if, during the us civil war, the confederates never surrendered but instead retreated to key west, and china maintained a formal policy of ambiguity as to whether key west was a part of the USA or confederacy but actively funded its military efforts.
The best thing the kmt can do, given the volatile instability of the USA, is peaceful reunification. I suspect this means embrace extend extinguish, as the CCP slowly phases out kmt reactionaries and replaces military and police with Marxist proletarians.
It would be as if, during the us civil war, the confederates never surrendered but instead retreated to key west, and china maintained a formal policy of ambiguity as to whether key west was a part of the USA or confederacy but actively funded its military efforts.
The best thing the kmt can do, given the volatile instability of the USA, is peaceful reunification. I suspect this means embrace extend extinguish, as the CCP slowly phases out kmt reactionaries and replaces military and police with Marxist proletarians.
@Nimbius666 Reunification is going to take place no matter what. Be it peacefully, slowly, progressively over time—or suddenly and by force. It's an inevitability, and eventuality. I think it's quite bizarre that Americans care as much about the "sovereignty" of Taiwan as they do. Wouldn't ie be extremely strange and odd if Chinese were extremely outspoken about Puerto Rico or something if PR opted to extricate themselves from association or jurisdiction of the USA? @7666 @demha
@adiz @Nimbius666 @demha >I think it's quite bizarre that Americans care as much about the "sovereignty" of Taiwan as they do.
this is not hard to understand. it is called "money" (namely, TSMC)
this is not hard to understand. it is called "money" (namely, TSMC)
@7666 @Nimbius666 @demha @adiz they resisted communism when communism and capitalism were competing for global winner takes all, super simple
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