taiwan and china are not unified. try going to taiwan with your chinese passport in the citizens line. wish i could be there personally to point and laugh.
Your extreme position on Taiwanese independence is suicidal. Were the likes of the "Taiwan Matters!" blog in office, China would have already launched its missiles.
dnzg66, there's nothing "extreme" about my position. What's extreme is China and the KMT unjustifiably attempting to annex Taiwan.
If my position is "suicidal," then yours is murderous.
It's rather ironic how your accusation appears below this video about *real* extremists from the China Times fomenting violence and hatred.
For 8 years, Chen Shui-bian was called "provocative" and a "troublemaker" by the media. 中國時報呢？ 中國國民黨呢？ 中國共產黨呢？ They are the real provocateurs and troublemakers.
How this simple fact continues to eludes you betrays the true extremity of your position. Keep marching on to your death! I, for one, will have no part of it.
......"Live or die but don't poison everything" Ann Sexton. They are just poisoning everything in Taiwan, making it tough for the government to govern whenever they can and it looks like nothing more than mean spite. If they are really unhappy being in a Taiwan that is ruled by a government other than the KMT and they really don't want to be Taiwanese then maybe they should leave Taiwan and let the Taiwanese get back to governing the country.
Instead of making a decision they just try to create trouble for the new government whenever they can....red shirts campaign, stonewalling the defence budget, holding the legislature hostage, fabricating fake news reports, threatening the voting system
Taiwan is no longer ruled by refugees only for the interests of refugees and apparently some people are having some adjustment problems. The problem with a lot of blues is that they don't want to be Taiwanese but they also don't want the PRC to be their alternative.
I hate people ignore history. Please do not forget late 80s and early 90s, DPP was the one on the street. Going on street is part of democracy, if you don't like it, you don't deserve it.
Nice one, Artemeis. I guess that means you have no mirrors. At that time, the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) had Taiwan under martial law. Ever heard of their White Terror? Remember when anything but the KMT was illegal? Who's ignoring history?
Of course I heard of White Terror, and I don't like it a bit. I also heard of Green Terror. Just because you don't like someone's opinion or their rights to go on to the street, you should never tell them to get out of Taiwan. Again, free public mass assembly is basic human right regardless which side you are on. I am simply pointing that out.
There were no elections until 1996 and Hsu Shui-teh once claimed, "The courts belong to us (the KMT)." The problem with the redshirts is that they wanted to depose the president violently when there is, in fact, a judicial process available and there are elections. The redshirts are nothing more than a kangaroo court. Neither the police nor the army crushed their protests, and Yang Du is not in jail. Green Terror? Haha!
You haven't really answer my question, is it right to tell someone to get out of their country simply because they have different political view? Also, Yang Du is not in jail, but Chen's son in law seems going there soon. Maybe his wife is going to join her son in law, too, except pan-green are bashing the prosecutor of the case, can I call that Green Terror? In US, we sent our congress man and war hero to jails, Duke Cunningham, without any political interference!
Lots of problems with that comment. "Their" country is China, not Taiwan, and it's not "because they have different political view[s]" that they need to go. If you really think that's what I'm saying, you're not trying very hard. As for "political interference," the judicial process is ongoing. What are the redshirts if not political interference? As for the prosecutor, he sure couldn't stand the heat. Could you imagine Chen going home crying just because 2 or 3 people criticized him for 2 days?
DPP = Democratic Progressive Party. I don't find the DPP and the other Green guys "Democratic"; I mean telling people with opposing political views to leave the island, how democratic is that? Not to mention a DPP lawmaker threw a shoe at the Speaker, and causing a big parliament fight just because the Green guys don't like what the Blue majority is proposing.
Your profile page mentions "dog propaganda." Ha! It also says: "If you feel offended by my channel, I suggest you leave and don't come back instead of creating a great pointless flame war." How ironic.
You probably know that this is not just about "people with opposing political views." It's about people who advocate rioting when they have legal processes available and about a group who ruled for 50 years trying to take control of the election commission.
I've also captured a screenshot of awong20XX's words for "posterity" in case he deletes them from his channel. See URL in the video description at the top right of this page.
Get out of Taiwan, you stupid separatist!
rafikingkong 2 years ago
I support Taiwan's *existing* independence, you unreasonable annexationist.
But thank you for demonstrating once again just how "high-class" my opponents are.
TimMaddog 2 years ago
taiwan and china are not unified. try going to taiwan with your chinese passport in the citizens line. wish i could be there personally to point and laugh.
gingersnaps1105 1 year ago
you speak the truth!
Preach! Preach! Preach!
TaiwaneseNOTChinese 2 years ago
Your extreme position on Taiwanese independence is suicidal. Were the likes of the "Taiwan Matters!" blog in office, China would have already launched its missiles.
dnzg66 3 years ago
dnzg66, there's nothing "extreme" about my position. What's extreme is China and the KMT unjustifiably attempting to annex Taiwan.
If my position is "suicidal," then yours is murderous.
It's rather ironic how your accusation appears below this video about *real* extremists from the China Times fomenting violence and hatred.
For 8 years, Chen Shui-bian was called "provocative" and a "troublemaker" by the media. 中國時報呢？ 中國國民黨呢？ 中國共產黨呢？ They are the real provocateurs and troublemakers.
TimMaddog 3 years ago
憑身麼說我的是殺人的立場?是你說他應該離開台灣， 不是我說的。按照你的看法，台灣應該馬上做獨立。中國大陸的回應就是侵略台灣!
How this simple fact continues to eludes you betrays the true extremity of your position. Keep marching on to your death! I, for one, will have no part of it.
dnzg66 3 years ago
dnzg66, stop the insecure talk about people who want to kill me.
TimMaddog 3 years ago
go taiwan!
jenniferhsiung 4 years ago
......"Live or die but don't poison everything" Ann Sexton. They are just poisoning everything in Taiwan, making it tough for the government to govern whenever they can and it looks like nothing more than mean spite. If they are really unhappy being in a Taiwan that is ruled by a government other than the KMT and they really don't want to be Taiwanese then maybe they should leave Taiwan and let the Taiwanese get back to governing the country.
cnjwang 4 years ago
Instead of making a decision they just try to create trouble for the new government whenever they can....red shirts campaign, stonewalling the defence budget, holding the legislature hostage, fabricating fake news reports, threatening the voting system
cnjwang 4 years ago
Taiwan is no longer ruled by refugees only for the interests of refugees and apparently some people are having some adjustment problems. The problem with a lot of blues is that they don't want to be Taiwanese but they also don't want the PRC to be their alternative.
cnjwang 4 years ago
please!
mc781215 4 years ago
I hate people ignore history. Please do not forget late 80s and early 90s, DPP was the one on the street. Going on street is part of democracy, if you don't like it, you don't deserve it.
artimeis 5 years ago
Nice one, Artemeis. I guess that means you have no mirrors. At that time, the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) had Taiwan under martial law. Ever heard of their White Terror? Remember when anything but the KMT was illegal? Who's ignoring history?
TimMaddog 5 years ago
Of course I heard of White Terror, and I don't like it a bit. I also heard of Green Terror. Just because you don't like someone's opinion or their rights to go on to the street, you should never tell them to get out of Taiwan. Again, free public mass assembly is basic human right regardless which side you are on. I am simply pointing that out.
artimeis 5 years ago
There were no elections until 1996 and Hsu Shui-teh once claimed, "The courts belong to us (the KMT)." The problem with the redshirts is that they wanted to depose the president violently when there is, in fact, a judicial process available and there are elections. The redshirts are nothing more than a kangaroo court. Neither the police nor the army crushed their protests, and Yang Du is not in jail. Green Terror? Haha!
TimMaddog 5 years ago
You haven't really answer my question, is it right to tell someone to get out of their country simply because they have different political view? Also, Yang Du is not in jail, but Chen's son in law seems going there soon. Maybe his wife is going to join her son in law, too, except pan-green are bashing the prosecutor of the case, can I call that Green Terror? In US, we sent our congress man and war hero to jails, Duke Cunningham, without any political interference!
artimeis 5 years ago
Lots of problems with that comment. "Their" country is China, not Taiwan, and it's not "because they have different political view[s]" that they need to go. If you really think that's what I'm saying, you're not trying very hard. As for "political interference," the judicial process is ongoing. What are the redshirts if not political interference? As for the prosecutor, he sure couldn't stand the heat. Could you imagine Chen going home crying just because 2 or 3 people criticized him for 2 days?
TimMaddog 5 years ago
DPP = Democratic Progressive Party. I don't find the DPP and the other Green guys "Democratic"; I mean telling people with opposing political views to leave the island, how democratic is that? Not to mention a DPP lawmaker threw a shoe at the Speaker, and causing a big parliament fight just because the Green guys don't like what the Blue majority is proposing.
awong20XX 5 years ago 2
Your profile page mentions "dog propaganda." Ha! It also says: "If you feel offended by my channel, I suggest you leave and don't come back instead of creating a great pointless flame war." How ironic.
You probably know that this is not just about "people with opposing political views." It's about people who advocate rioting when they have legal processes available and about a group who ruled for 50 years trying to take control of the election commission.
TimMaddog 5 years ago
I've also captured a screenshot of awong20XX's words for "posterity" in case he deletes them from his channel. See URL in the video description at the top right of this page.
TimMaddog 5 years ago