Re: China: Mandate of heaven?

On May 23, 12:43=A0am, Jim Walsh <jimNOwalsSPA...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Fri, 23 May 2008 14:03:33 +0800, Lproud...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On May 22, 9:10=A0pm, Jim Walsh <jimNOwalsSPA...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> On Thu, 22 May 2008 21:58:02 +0800, Lproud...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >>> Why predict when there are already ample real life examples in this
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> >>> Again you failed to answer why 2million Taiwanese rather live in
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> >>> together with their children studying alongside with their Chinese
> >>> counterparts in the same school. Answer mine and I will be pleased
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> >>> yours.
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> >> Some Taiwanese businesses have moved to the PRC because for a few
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> >> CCP will let them pollute the Chinese environment and exploit the
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> >> workers, much like the KMT used to let them do in Taiwan before it
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> >> democratic.
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> >> BTW, many of the businessmen and women who relocated to China were
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> >> China or are descendants of Mainlanders who came to Taiwan in 1947~9.
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> >> other words, many of them are going home, not leaving home.
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> >> OK. Now answer my question.
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> >> Were there a free bridge from China to Taiwan, which way would most
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> >> Love, Jim
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> > Going home. So according to Jim from his own mouth. 2million people
> > who have a chance to live in Taiwan chose to "go home". In other
> > words....there are other thing more im****tant then living in Taiwan.
> > Good that admission is a step in the right direction.
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> > If China build a bridge across the Taiwan striats, it will be like
> > Hong Kong people ru****ng over to China to buy houses and live there.
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> The Hong Kong people can move to the Mainland, but Mainlanders can not
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> to Hong Kong.
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> I wonder why?
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> > Oh, how about explaning why people from choatic multiparty system rush
> > to live in authortation Malaysia and Singa****e. Heck even in
> > dictator****p country in the middle east there are no shortage of
> > people from Philippine, India , indonesai etc from going there. Now
> > why ?
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> Still pretending that a huge number of Mainland Chinese would not leave
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> Taiwan in heartbeat, if they could?
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I been to Taiwan. Its a filty and ulgy city with no green area. Its
people are stressed to the point of being the most unfriendly in the
world. There are gangster everywhere and you should see the heavy
metal doors and multiple locks on those apartments ...if they can
affort it. Heck even affording a car is impossible for most people. If
they can affort it they drive like crazy at high speed with barely
milimeters between each other. Their scooters zip everywhere without a
care in the world. And their Taxi drivers.......

And according to Jim. Mianlander would want to move there in a heart
beat. Heck Taiwan is only a few kilometers away. I do not see anybody
swimming over. But I know a Taiwanese general has swim over to the
mainland.