Establishing Taiwan as a separate country would also be good for our diplomatic development in the global community. The UN only accepts countries as members. When it was first established, there were only fifty-one member states, but now there are nearly two hundred. That would at least show the international community that Taiwan is a separate country from China. As a matter of fact, making it clear that Taiwan and China are two countries could even help Taiwan and the mainland work closer together.
Good fences make good friends.
There's a big difference between being independent and establishing a country. Being independent means we are not under anybody's control, but being a country means we are adults and we take on responsibilities and share duties. The duty of the TAIP is not to establish a country by itself, but to urge capable and powerful people to do it. I don't think many people will vote for me. I don't even know if I can raise enough signatures to get me started, but I'll still give it a go.