newbear1

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   by newbear1 5y ago

   > In the multilateral case, recognition of Taiwan by the UN has long been something that China has had veto power over. I think you are just stating that that is part of the international law, right? Law is just law. It went to effect fo
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   by newbear1 5y ago

   That's just what reconfigured by international laws. CCP of course will proclaim rulings that are favorable to China.
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   by newbear1 5y ago

   International laws are defined by international community through some Democratic process. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_law
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   by newbear1 5y ago

   The logical reasoning is starting lacking, and the preassumptions are equally entrenched. > We will never hear the perspectives of Chinese nationals who disagree with the CCP line This is not true. Watch Radio Free Asian, the epoch times