Name: ケイデンス社説。2017年2月20日｜シンフォニー (Cadence Editorial: February 20, 2017 | Symphony)
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Keeping 70 years of war on the books is not only a bad idea, it is a hazard.

That period is longer than copyright laws and ten times longer than debts can be collected

At some point, old debts are better to be sold off to keep the books clear of overdue

China has its reasons to want Taiwan, just as the Taiwanese have their reasons not to

But, keeping the discussion unresolved has resulted in growing opposition, not for Taiwan,

China’s “One Belt One Road” project in Europe is under investigation for legal

Just the investigation is an insult and, even if it ends in China’s favor, that investigation

could be reopened at any point in the future, even after the railroad has been completed.

The two main points to note in the deal are that the government of China is negotiating

in the manner of a private business entity and that China is consistent in wanting singularity

The US has sent carrier group USS Carl Vinson to what it is calling “routine operations”

Without 70 years on the books, not so many changes could be so easily chalked up to “routine”.

When resisting Beijing control, many will cite Communist States like North Korea or

People don’t want their country to change in a way that introduces the need to join

the government or military in order to have hope of a stable future.

Taiwanese see smog in China’s air and feces in China’s streets and they think that more

territory would make life even worse on an already strained government.

But, then there is what happened in Hong Kong.

Regardless of which side of the issue people are on, media mogul Jimmy Lai, students, police,

government, and businesses in Hong Kong saw quite a disturbance in Central during the

But, Taipei’s “Sunflower Movement” only lasted three weeks and ended voluntarily,

not three months only ending by forced eviction.

Taiwanese elect whomever they want and they are happy.

Hong Kong’s theater and controversy, on all sides of the biases, can’t happen in

Taiwan as the island’s situation now stands.

If China’s flag flew over Taiwan’s, that would change and ways of life that are as

subtle as they are constant would be up for grabs.

Chinese have their reasons for wanting to reclaim Taiwan.

Taiwanese have everyone’s way of life in Asia as their reason for wanting the countries

Regime change would be a disruption, no matter who makes it.