One China or Free Taiwan?

[The Portland Territory]

Recently, the media went mad over Trump because he spoke with Taiwanese President Tsai. Why? Well, that's because we've pretty much cut all diplomatic ties with Taiwan in 1979 and adopted a One China policy, meaning that the US Government recognizes Taiwan as a part of the PRC. This has also gotten the media mad because it could even further break a fragile relationship with the Chinese, given that they claim Taiwan as their own as well.

So, here I am, again, asking the NSG this: Should Taiwan be a part of the PRC, or should it be independent? Personally, I think it should be free given that they legally founded their own nation and it's citizens (at the time, mostly now as well) wanted to be seperate from the communist government.

[Webus]

Recently, the media went mad over Trump because he spoke with Taiwanese President Tsai. Why? Well, that's because we've pretty much cut all diplomatic ties with Taiwan in 1979 and adopted a One China policy, meaning that the US Government recognizes Taiwan as a part of the PRC. This has also gotten the media mad because it could even further break a fragile relationship with the Chinese, given that they claim Taiwan as their own as well.

So, here I am, again, asking the NSG this: Should Taiwan be a part of the PRC, or should it be independent? Personally, I think it should be free given that they legally founded their own nation and it's citizens (at the time, mostly now as well) wanted to be seperate from the communist government.

I see no reason not to extend "one china, many systems" to taiwan.

[Revin]

Recently, the media went mad over Trump because he spoke with Taiwanese President Tsai. Why? Well, that's because we've pretty much cut all diplomatic ties with Taiwan in 1979 and adopted a One China policy, meaning that the US Government recognizes Taiwan as a part of the PRC. This has also gotten the media mad because it could even further break a fragile relationship with the Chinese, given that they claim Taiwan as their own as well.

So, here I am, again, asking the NSG this: Should Taiwan be a part of the PRC, or should it be independent? Personally, I think it should be free given that they legally founded their own nation and it's citizens (at the time, mostly now as well) wanted to be seperate from the communist government.

They are independent, they are the true China, the PRC are just a bunch of commies that will fall.

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

THIS SHOULD BE IN THE TRUMP MAGATHREAD.

[Thermodolia]

The RoC, the true name of Taiwan, is the true government of china. The PRC is a rebel force in control of ROC territory.

[The Portland Territory]

THIS SHOULD BE IN THE TRUMP MAGATHREAD.

But it does not relate to Trump. It was started because of him, yes, but the subject is about the Taiwan situation, not Trump.

[Thermodolia]

THIS SHOULD BE IN THE TRUMP MAGATHREAD.

Not really. As this is about China and ROC (Taiwan) not trump

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

THIS SHOULD BE IN THE TRUMP MAGATHREAD.

But it does not relate to Trump. It was started because of him, yes, but the subject is about the Taiwan situation, not Trump.

Recently, the media went mad over Trump because he spoke with Taiwanese President Tsai

Nope, it is about Trump.

[The Portland Territory]

The RoC, the true name of Taiwan, is the true government of china. The PRC is a rebel force in control of ROC territory.

At this point, are they rebels anymore though? I get what you're saying, and you're right in many ways, but both governments have evolved a lot over the years

[The Portland Territory]

But it does not relate to Trump. It was started because of him, yes, but the subject is about the Taiwan situation, not Trump.

Recently, the media went mad over Trump because he spoke with Taiwanese President Tsai

Nope, it is about Trump.

Bro, it aint about Trump. He is related to it, yes, but the subject is much much different than Trump. The discussion should not be about Trump, just Taiwan.

[Beiyang-China]

Honestly, we need Taiwan to kind of hang out in its position, when the mainland's communist fall; the great Republic of China, established in 1911 by Sun Yat-sen and the revolutionaries who overthrew the Qing Dynasty, can restore a democratic multi-party system to both the mainland and Taiwan.

[New haven america]

Recently, the media went mad over Trump because he spoke with Taiwanese President Tsai. Why? Well, that's because we've pretty much cut all diplomatic ties with Taiwan in 1979 and adopted a One China policy, meaning that the US Government recognizes Taiwan as a part of the PRC. This has also gotten the media mad because it could even further break a fragile relationship with the Chinese, given that they claim Taiwan as their own as well.

So, here I am, again, asking the NSG this: Should Taiwan be a part of the PRC, or should it be independent? Personally, I think it should be free given that they legally founded their own nation and it's citizens (at the time, mostly now as well) wanted to be seperate from the communist government.

I see no reason not to extend "one china, many systems" to taiwan.

Main problem, Taiwan doesn't claim to be part of the PRC, in fact, it's basically the Nationalist Government in exile.

I don't think they'd want to be part of the PRC.

[Deutsche Demokratische Reich]

The RoC, the true name of Taiwan, is the true government of china. The PRC is a rebel force in control of ROC territory.

The Chinese civil war ended in 1950


Just sayin'

[The Portland Territory]

I see no reason not to extend "one china, many systems" to taiwan.

Main problem, Taiwan doesn't claim to be part of the PRC, in fact, it's basically the Nationalist Government in exile.

I don't think they'd want to be part of the PRC.

There are a few members of it's legislature that are for Chinese unification, actually. They dont have a majority, but it seems like theyre pretty prominent

[Sack Jackpot Winners]

I see no reason not to extend "one china, many systems" to taiwan.

Main problem, Taiwan doesn't claim to be part of the PRC, in fact, it's basically the Nationalist Government in exile.

I don't think they'd want to be part of the PRC.

Hell, I don't want to be part of the PRC. I quite enjoy doing [insert verb here] without having some esoteric societal or legal ramification for it.

[The Portland Territory]

Main problem, Taiwan doesn't claim to be part of the PRC, in fact, it's basically the Nationalist Government in exile.

I don't think they'd want to be part of the PRC.

Hell, I don't want to be part of the PRC. I quite enjoy doing [insert verb here] without having some esoteric societal or legal ramification for it.

Don't we all?

Not to mention, the air is much nicer in Taiwan. Well, it's better than China's.........

[GreatestBanks]

But it does not relate to Trump. It was started because of him, yes, but the subject is about the Taiwan situation, not Trump.

Recently, the media went mad over Trump because he spoke with Taiwanese President Tsai

Nope, it is about Trump.

Everything is about Trump. Trump is everywhere. you cant stump the trump

And on the subject, I believe Taiwan should be a country. It's the descendant of the actual republic of China, the non-Communist rebel China.

[The Portland Territory]

If I may ask those 3 people who voted "Other", what do you think Taiwan should be? Cant really think of plausible other option

[New haven america]

Hell, I don't want to be part of the PRC. I quite enjoy doing [insert verb here] without having some esoteric societal or legal ramification for it.

Don't we all?

Not to mention, the air is much nicer in Taiwan. Well, it's better than China's.........

I hear Eastern Taiwan is actually very nice, and clean too (Which is something you can't really say for the PRC).

[New haven america]

If I may ask those 3 people who voted "Other", what do you think Taiwan should be? Cant really think of plausible other option

The 51st US State. *Nod*

[The Portland Territory]

Don't we all?

Not to mention, the air is much nicer in Taiwan. Well, it's better than China's.........

I hear Eastern Taiwan is actually very nice, and clean too (Which is something you can't really say for the PRC).

Hm, theyre pretty green when it comes to the environment, aren't they?

If I may ask those 3 people who voted "Other", what do you think Taiwan should be? Cant really think of plausible other option

The 51st US State. *Nod*

Hell, let's bring the Philippines back too! That'll REALLY rustle China's jimmies

[Thermodolia]

The RoC, the true name of Taiwan, is the true government of china. The PRC is a rebel force in control of ROC territory.

The Chinese civil war ended in 1950


Just sayin'

Not in my mind it hasn't

[GreatestBanks]

I hear Eastern Taiwan is actually very nice, and clean too (Which is something you can't really say for the PRC).

Hm, theyre pretty green when it comes to the environment, aren't they?

The 51st US State. *Nod*

Hell, let's bring the Philippines back too! That'll REALLY rustle China's jimmies

tbh just take back every pacific colony that the U.S. has had influence over in the past and make the territories into new states

[Saltair]

I prefer to see Taiwan as an independent nation. It isn't the "Legitimate" China as the PRC has control of over 99% of the country, but an independent Taiwan of independent interests, economy, relations, and U.N. recognition can happen. It's funny we are supplying arms to them, despite the U.S. not recognizing the Republic of Taiwan.

[The Portland Territory]

Hm, theyre pretty green when it comes to the environment, aren't they?
Hell, let's bring the Philippines back too! That'll REALLY rustle China's jimmies

tbh just take back every pacific colony that the U.S. has had influence over in the past and make the territories into new states

Hey, we dont wanna rustle Japan and Australia's jimmies either. That's too many jimmies