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It's barely a majority that voted for Pro-democracy for sure, but it is STILL a majority! Who can say WHAT the difference might be in 10 or 20 years? I think it's extremely wishful thinking on your part, Avatar, to hope for Taiwan and China to be under the same flag.
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The majority here that was won is a very very questionable one. Did the assasination attempt on President Chen had a major impact on the result? Was it deliberately made so that he will win the election? Kuomintang presidential candidate Lien Chan was favoured to win the election at first. However, with the insident came the "dubious" result.
First it was Macau, then came Hong Kong coming back to China. I would like to see Taiwan do the same too. When that will happen is another matter entirely. [/QUOTE]Macau was leased by Portugal
Hong Kong was leased by the British Empire
Taiwan was not leased by any European power. It exists under a self determined course. Which is in effect - no matter what China may say, or what nations don't acknowledge - INDEPENDANCE. [/QUOTE]You were suspended for 2 weeks YORICK. Yes, We KNOW it's you, --using another account, sneaking in. Unless you wish to be suspended *permanently*, you need to email the mods and myself with a VERY good reason why you did this.