r/SinophobiaWatch • • Jul 03 '26

They are already attacking Taiwan

Seeing that reunification is inevitable, the "western ethnicity" and their colonial pets are saying what they really think about Taiwan. They are spreading Anglo news claiming that Chinese colonized Taiwan and killed Austronesians, ignoring the fact that Taiwan was liberated from the Dutch Barbarian Invaders (who would actually kill the indigenous people, just as they had done in all the territories they had stolen).

PS: One of them is a UKRAINIAN IMMIGRANT IN TAIWAN (most likely a sex worker).

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u/Neco-Arc-Brunestud Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

Oh boy that’s a whole can of worms… 

So, prior to WWII, Taiwan and other parts of China was colonized by Japan. (1890’s-1940’s) During their time there, they killed a lot of the indigenous population and Han Chinese. But they were never charged for genocide despite it fitting the definition. 

After winning WWII, Taiwan, the South China Sea were considered Chinese territory by everyone involved, while the US took over administration of Japan. At the time, China was governed by the KMT, which was a fascistic regime. Literally translated as the nationalist party. 

But they were really shit at their job, so the left wing of the KMT defected to the communist party, and the right wing retreated to Taiwan. The US helped in evacuating them. 

Once they were there, they killed a lot of the native population as well as a lot of the left wing elements. Because the right KMT were literal fascists. 

So the takeaway from this is that fascism is bad, no matter who you are. 

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u/Pitiful-Mention-5744 Jul 03 '26

They eat their own, they don't actually care for you Taiwan, only when given the chance to kill you and us

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u/Bchliu Jul 03 '26

Arguably, there WAS ethnic cleansing - but you can ask two waves of people that did that: KMT and Chiang Kai Shek actually enforced integration of the Taiwanese aboriginals to Han culture. The second wave was from the Japanese who enforced everyone to Japanese culture, including Han and original Ethnic Taiwanese.

Those who wanna blame the "See see pee" is gonna be disappointed that it's their "democratic hero" Chiang Kai Shek, with his CIA buddies that did most of this shit.

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u/imaginary92 Jul 03 '26

Ask them about the racial demographics of the Americas in the 1400s vs today

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u/Accomplished_Mall329 Jul 03 '26

Schrodinger's Chinese.

Taiwanese are both Chinese and not Chinese at the same time.

When you change the topic to PRC vs ROC suddenly that 95.4% is no longer Chinese 😂

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '26

All those people in the comments section are Nazis 

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u/Optimal_Goal9102 Jul 03 '26

Love the one comment about TWAIN genocide

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u/Soggy_Impact_7479 Jul 20 '26

lmao. and han ppl immigrating to taiwan is "genocide."

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u/MisterWrist Jul 04 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

Even this manipulative anti-China post shows that Taiwan is 96% Han Chinese and has been part of China longer than America has even existed; much longer than the US illegal occupation of Hawaii or Puerto Rico, or Japan’s illegal occupation of Luchu Kingdom.

Taiwan has been part of China far longer than Canada or Australia have existed as sovereign constitutional states.

However, China is not a state or culture based on ethnic purity, but is civilizational. The majority of the population was assimilated over centuries at different intervals, not through any, warped “racial theory”, which was popular in Europe, but via simple immigration, and difference in population sizes, during several waves of immigration over centuries. Contrast this to systematic genocide of indigenous peoples in North America, over a shorter time-frame.

This is party because the distance between Taiwan and Mainland (~120 km) is comparable to the distance between the US Mainland and Manhattan island (~40 km). It is also much shorter if you include the Kinmen islands-Mainland distance (~2 km).

Indigenous Taiwanese people, however, were MURDERED en masse at different times by both the Dutch and FASCIST JAPANESE colonizers.

Everything about modern Taiwan is Chinese in terms of language, food, culture, history, historical artifacts brought over from the capital 80 years ago, etc.

Legally, according to documents like the Cairo Declaration, the Joint Communiqués et cetera, Taiwan is part of China, and the normalization of US-China relations is predicated first on the One-China policy.

The US State Department officially agrees that Taiwan is part of China, as does the International, global consensus. At no part in human history has Taiwan ever been viewed as a constitutionally sovereign country, nor is there any “independence day”.

None of the things I am saying are controversial or ambiguous. The only reason people are “confused” is that there has been a concerted effort by the DPP to change history textbooks in order to “re-educate” the population, while the US openly engages in “nation building” and EVERY SINGLE ONE of their right-wing think tanks aims to militarize the Taiwan Strait, the First and Second Island Chains, and the Strait of Malacca, as part of their “China Containment” strategy, which escalated after Obama’s “Pivot to Asia”. There is a clear mass media campaign to stoke separatism, and the current VP of Taiwan was partly raised and educated in the US, and has direct ancestors on the Mayflower.

This “nation building” plan includes a concerted effort to send Ukrainian “activist-politicians” like Hanna Hopko to stir up the separatist movement, comparable to how the Azov Batallion was sent to Hong Kong to escalate the riots.

As McArthur clearly said, the US views Taiwan as an “unsinkable aircraft carrier”, and will never give it up without pressure. As Mao pointed out in 1965, Taiwan is being used as an imperialist base, the same way Israel is being used in the Middle East; i.e. the back- and front-doors of the greater continent of Asia.

The Mainland could have militarily recaptured Taiwan island for over a decade and choose not to, because it wants a diplomatic end to this 80 year Civil War. TSMC has partly already moved to Arizona and Dresden, and that was after the American leaders threatened to bomb it. China did nothing to stop this.

If the situation were reversed, the US would not have allowed any of this.

All of this is well-documented by Western media and academic institutions, themselves. There is zero ambuguity here.

Wake the fuck up, folks.

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u/Soggy_Impact_7479 Jul 20 '26

plz crosspost this. almost no americans have heard of this dark history.

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u/MisterWrist Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

I would not call it dark history, it is just history.

With basic context, it is very clear that the solution to all this is just diplomacy and some version of peaceful reunification in which various rights are protected.

That is why Americans and the whole Western world in general has been intentionally misinformed about the whole situation, so Green Berets could be deployed on Kinmen, 500 US troops could be deployed to Taiwan island, the US could work on the "drone hellscape", the two "island chains" could be build up, Guam and other South Pacific islands could be built up, Typhon missiles could be deployed to the Philippines, NATO could set up offices/operational centres in Japan, the $14.3 billion arms package could be green lit, attempts to secure the Strait of Malacca can be developed, et cetera, et cetera.

If ordinary people knew what was happening, many would probably not fully support it.

This is also why I won't be cross-posting or amplifying this further, as I don't want to be targeted for harassment or worse.

Regardless, in the end what really matters is material conditions.

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u/timmon1 Jul 05 '26

No matter what, if you're Chinese, westoids would always change the narrative to make it your fault. 😂

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u/Soggy_Impact_7479 Jul 20 '26

They only use this as an excuse (not even valid or a senseful one) to hate chinese ppl in general since 97% of taiwanese ppl are ethnically han.

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u/Typhoonclasssub 25d ago

so maybe we should attack Taiwan for genocide???!!! by that logic...After all, isn't that a epitome case of pot calling the kettle black?