From a religious perspective, life is not a business. There is more to life than a profit.
But on another note, this could as well be the U.S. in which the same thing could be happening. I don’t believe in running. I never did and I win most of my battles. To put it more straight forward, I would rather die on two, than be caught crawling on all fours.
In this situation, my decision is correct. The fact that she lied in an attempt to get a green card in the U.S. and the fact that she got caught proves only one thing. Her deeds caught up with her. She got caught having an affair and now, she will have to look at me through the eyes of my son for the rest of her life. Her situation won’t be any easier.
As for leaving Taiwan, I’ve been here about 9 years. Things have happened in Taiwan to make most foreigners leave. There have been typhoons, earthquakes, riots and instability. I’m still here.
But having been away from the U.S. for so long, I think it would be unwise to ask my wife and baby to pick up, and go to Korea or the the U.S.
Going to the U.S. wouldn’t solve anything. It would merely delay everything for a couple of years. That is until she gets her U.S citizenship from my son and then I would get to see him again. In what condition, I don’t know. Perhaps he would be more of a monster than he is now due to the mistreatment and cover up by the corrupt Taiwan police.
On a sad note, I think that it’s bad that the U.S. has contributed so much to this island as other countries have, but the people are so ungrateful as a rule. They want our money and protection, even our technology, but they don’t want to treat us in a reciprocal manner.
The irony is that if you ask some of them where there second house is, they will give you the name of a foreign country. My personal opinion on this matter is to force the issue. Let the foreign governments cast aside the profit motive, strip any Taiwanese of the foreign citizenships and make them be held responsible. Tell them like the tell us. If you want a foreign citizenship, then you have to deny your Taiwanese citizenship. Religiously speaking, eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth.
-Do unto others as you would have them do unto you!