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  • No, I meant Taiwan. Chinese Taipei is only used in sports games.

  • To be honest I never thought I'd see those words even in Chinese being used unironically either.

  • The majority of Taiwanese people has always wanted to remain status quo, as indicated by the two triangle data lines in the plot. Since declaring independence is basically asking China to attack and that peaceful reunification is not desirable (for >90% of the population) either, the majority are of course pro-status quo. It does not line up with how DPP ate shit last year.

  • Thank you for mentioning me. Makes me feel like not all people on this thread is pro-China. :D

  • China did not just fly planes on its coastline. They crossed the median line, which is an unofficial line that has been dividing the Taiwan Strait for decades. Planes and vessels from China and those from Taiwan would not cross this line to show mutual respect. China is purposely breaking this unwritten convention. See how they usually just barely cross the median line, fly parallel to the line for a bit and head back? Neither are the planes passenger planes, they are fighter jets. This is different from the US sending ships through the Strait. Sending a military ship through the Strait is a provocation to China, but it is much weaker than the direct provocation of the fighter jets crossing the median line.

  • What do you mean by "me"? I wasn't even the one being disrespected. I was merely speaking out for someone else. BTW no one on this thread was ever disrespectful to the 1.3 billion Chinese people. They were disrespectful to their government.

  • Did you read the thread carefully? I wasn't the one called a "paranoid weirdo"

  • It is, but it was clearly done to provoke Taiwan. Calling this a moot point is like saying that laughing at homeless people is fine because it is not illegal.

  • I did. But I just re-read that comment and apparently you were talking about the other guy who called the pro-China comments astroturfing. My bad.

    Insisting that everyone who disagrees with you is a paid agent of spooky foreigners is being a paranoid weirdo.

  • Bruh when did I ever say that anyone is a "paid foreigner"?

  • If you actually read the article,

    Of those aircraft, the ministry said 10 had either crossed the median line of the Taiwan Strait, which previously served as an unofficial barrier between the two sides, or entered the southwestern part of Taiwan's air defence identification zone, or ADIZ.

    you would find that 10 aircrafts either crossed the median line of the Taiwan Strait or entered the southwestern part of the ADIZ. Neither of those is "flying over mainland China."

  • I'm fine with people with different opinions than my own posting. It's just the number of such people surprises me.

    ps. I will not go back to reddit

  • Expressing how you feel about China is fine. Calling someone else a "paranoid weirdo" is not. That's just plain rude and disrespectful.

    Edit: I feel like I should make it extra clear that I am not defending myself because several people think that I'm whining for myself. The one called a "paranoid weirdo" was not me.

  • Hi, you should come back and look at the rest of the comments on this post. Apparently all of hexbear.net is pro-China

  • Oh, the one I linked to was actually https://rime.im/ ported to Android. If you want to use it on Windows, please use this link instead. By the way, the required setup on Android is quite a hassle compared to the Windows, macOS, or Linux version.

  • Never, ever have I thought I'd see the words "台灣是中國神聖不可分割的一部分" in English being used unironically.

  • I know right! How come there are so, so many people defending China here? I thought they were the minority. Ugh. When I was back on Reddit comments like those would always be downvoted to hell.

  • yay unixporn is back