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It's about whether US will do the same throw under the bus routine with Taiwan I think. China would love to know that the US won't seriously contest an attempt to invade their neighbor across the strait
I'm not sure what Taiwan has to do with a supply chain, but yeah, Taiwan falling to China would absolutely be part of the agreement. And as insane as what I'm about to say, especially since I'm Taiwanese, Taiwan would be a tiny footnote if this all goes through. It's nuts that the entirety of the democracy's survival is completely dependent on the will of 3 people and 2 of them have already proven to be completely insane and the third one no one is happy with.
Taiwan is important culturally to China for history reasons. But it's much important financially and technoly wise due to tsmc. That was the true point of the chips act so us technology wouldn't be so reliant of Taiwan but I doubt Trump understands that.
It's far more than historical reasons, Taiwan is complicated at best. I'm not going to claim I know who's right or wrong or literally anything on the topic. All I can say is my personal opinion and on that I hope Taiwan will find a way to keep it's independence regardless of their official standing in the world.
On the chip act. Yes, I agree, very much so...
Looking into history to determine which territory should belong to which country is such a bullshit.
Sure. So we go by votes? What about Hawaii, Barcelona, Ireland, I could go on. Those are all nations that have been swallowed to history where western nations are OK with the oppression of people. What makes the difference, what is the deciding factor? I dunno, but any way you judge it, every nation is doing this today.
Why do you think Trump is asking for Greenland? They're been trying to be independent for some time now the the Dutch won't let them. Obviously they don't want to be swallowed by USA, but they're so small they might not have a choice. So no maps here, what are we basing it on? How does it work?