From: li@sicvax.enet.dec.com (Tong-Kang Li)
Subject: Re: Question about TI
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation
Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 17:42:13 GMT


In article <BuAsu6.16L@rlyeh.multisys.com>, rot@rlyeh.multisys.com (Republic of Taiwan) writes...
>In article <22146@galaxy.ucr.edu> lulu@ucrengr.ucr.edu (david lu) writes:
>=
>=Personally, I think that as long as you like to live in Taiwan, you
>=should be considered Taiwanese.  Too many people emphasize on the
>=difference between "Chinese" and "Taiwanese."  I don't see why the
>=two has to be mutually exclusive.  After all, Taiwanese is a subset
>=of Chinese.  It's kind of like Californians are a subset of Americans.
> 
>Yea, sure if you want to be a blood thirsty student killer Chinese,
>be my guest, but do not count me in. You have your freedom to be
>a killer and I have my freedom to be a Taiwanese. Please do not
>force your will upon others.
> 
>=Hmmm.  Kind of makes you wonder what would happen if CA decides to
>=declare independence from the USA.  :)
> 
>Mexico is independent from US and they certainly can declare
>independent numerous time even change their own name as they wish.
>Mexican certainly does not need to consult US for changing name
>or whatever.
>Why should Taiwan an independent country have to consult
>China in order to do anything Taiwanese want. Taiwanese
>certainly does not pay tax to PRC or elect PRC's president
>like Calfornian electing US president and paying federal tax.
>I guess you drink too much to make this kind of comparison.
>Please take a cab, otherwise you will hit someone.
> 
>=I don't see why you (or anyone else) cannot be classified as both
>=Chinese *and* Taiwanese.  Again, the two should not be mutually
>=exclusive.
> 
>I don't see why you (or anyone else) cannot be classified as both
>Chinese *and* student-killer.  Again, the two should not be mutually
>exclusive.
> 
>They certainly are not.
> 
>=Well, my father is a mainlander and my mother is Taiwanese.  What
>=does that make me?  In any case, it is not *my* fault who my parents
>=are, so I don't see why I should be judged by them.
> 
>Interesting, this guy does not even know what he is?
>Isn't KMT's brainwashing scheme extremely successful?
> 
>Every child born in America knows who he or she is, an
>American.
> 
>Not every child born in Taiwan knows who he or she is,
>a KMT syndrome. If they do not recongize themselve
>as Taiwanese, how do we expect them to love Taiwan.
>What a diaster, KMT has created a full rootless generation.
> 
>Please, David, stop give others your advice of who they
>are, before you yourself find out who you really are first.
> 
>=Again, the TIers will gain much more support if they are willing to
>=forget about the "crimes" of KMT, and concentrate about being a
>=political party for Taiwan's advancement.  TI will never take off
>=as long as they view KMT as "the enemy."
> 
>People dose not forget crimes. If you somehow got raped,
>can you listen to your own advise "forget you were raped".
> 
>Please be real, do not drink and dream too much.
> 
>You should also ask KMT deems DDP as good friend first.
>For example, let DDP has DDP's own TV station as KMT does.
>Then that's a real pal.   ;-)
> 
>Sometime I just wonder, are those people real?
>They must be coming from wonder land.   ;-(
> 

Hmmm, this guy is quite funny, a mad man or just a clown?