Folks in Germany have noticed:
Guy
Great! I donât know why transitional justice requires international assistance, but itâs nice to see Germany and Taiwan working together.
Itâs an international movement, based on how other transitional societiesâstarting in Latin America, extending to Eastern Europe, South Africa, and elsewhere around the worldâhave tried to make the transition work.
It occurred to me that nowâs a great time to also get an agreement in place with Canada too.
Guy
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Now youâre really having a laugh Guy
To wit: Ry Moran, the Director of Canadaâs National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, was here in Taiwan in March 2019: http://focustaiwan.tw/news/aipl/201904050006.aspx
Hereâs a nice detailed write-up of his visit to National Dong-Hwa University in Hualien:
https://www.ndhu.edu.tw/m/406-1000-138674,r2390.php?Lang=en
This exchange eventually could/should be formalized in some sort of agreement or MOU.
Cheers,
Guy
And now weâll be paying the price for the next 1,000 years while indigenous people shout down town halls and weâre all forced to first recognize the ancient land of Kavalanâs Drinks by the Moonlight ancestor before offering chips and soda to the gods.
Canada truth and reconciliation is a farce a complete BS money grab and worthless meaningless exercise.
Taiwan could follow South Africa and immediately hand the government over to the Kavalan tribe and rename æ°çæ±è·Ż to Gvlogjkatâen Xxzivalok.
Itâs interesting. Your use of an Indigenous peopleâs name as a forumosa monicker paired (currently) with a profile image of a sino-chauvinist and highly problematic former lawmaker always appeared odd to me. Iâm only starting to see that itâs really the namesake booze thatâs at the heart of it all.
Guy
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Gotta keep my fans guessing
It was mandated by the courts. The Canadian federal government got sued and lost, and the TRC was a result of this outcome.
The namesake booze and your apparent love of that problematic former lawmaker probably also explains why âcourtsâ and âlawâ mean little to you.
Guy
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Better get your âwe recognize this land bla blaâ speeches ready. Lots of different tribes and clans to remember.
Thereâs so much weâve already disremembered.
If youâre unable to see this fact, good day to you sir.
Guy
You seem upset? Big fan of TRC?
Come on @afterspivak Iâm only messing with ya.
Letâs have a debate on this shall we?
To debate: Canadaâs TRC is a positive thing for Taiwan
Thatâs different than white terror though.
Look KMTâs play is to wait until everybody is dead , burn all the records, sell all the assets and move them offshore. Then weâll have a âreconciliationâ.
Personally Iâm more interested in hearing about the accomplishments?
Stock market being at a record high is it connected to the current government ?
No not really but I guess they can stay they were in charge and helped to make it happen. Approving the TSMC investments, keeping most of it in Taiwan turned out to be a great thing (except for the environment ).
More interested in micro benefits (e.g quality of life) at this point than whether weâre getting a better chip yield.
Has Tsai improved road conditions, living standards, environment etc these are the questions
Slow going as per usual . ExceptâŠShe (they) approved the massive investment in the wind farms in the straits and also feed in tariffs for solar. Finally !! Took almost twenty years.
Disappointment is slow vehicle electrification and turning off nuclear too early before cleaner power is onstream .
I think the rivers and coast are still in a very bad state in many parts.
Westerners. I know the guy who made it happen. Him and other westerners. As it goes
For car, not good
For scooter, best in the world (not counting those pipsqueak eclectic pedal bikes in China)
Those electric scooters (the shared ones ) are very popular in lots of places. Anyway yeah electrification of scooters has been pretty good over the last three years. Buses will all be done by 2030 which I think is a lame assed target given they will probably be the cheapest option anyway by then.