以下是引用Levy在2005-3-5 5:46:00的发言: Let me make this clear. First of all, I am not from Taiwan, and I am an absolute mainlander. Also, I am not a nationalist. Second, you should be careful that China is a more than a geographical term. Dont confuse our mainlander with Chinese. Ethnically, we people regardless whether from Taiwan and Mainland are Chinese and this is without doubt and won't change no matter what will happen in the future. The main difference between us is that we are the product of different political system, which for the most part explains the dispute regarding on this issue. From a democratic point of view, the country's destiny should be decided by its people, in other words, a referendum. This way, however, is definitely unacceptable for a country ruled by totalitarian regime since they are convinced that the unification of a country is a matter of the utmost importance of a state. With this said, they will do whatever they can to prevent separitism. As those who live under such a different political system, people cross- strait are just guided by their respective administrations. Personally, I am king of middle in terms of political orientation, especially in this issue. I will not have any problem if one day Taiwainese declare independence through referendum since it is Taiwan's mainstream public opinion, even though I would favour a unification of two sides. But I believe sooner or later two sides will be reunified and this is just a matter of time. Period.
看来我们大陆也有你这样的"败..",或者说不明智之人啊.不过如果确实可能有1%的大陆民众不反对台湾独立.且不谈台湾对整个中华民族的战略意义.就基本的政治学常识而言,要知道有些事是不能以所谓民主和全民意志决定的.
比如分裂国土问题.如果北京市人民公投或其他任何一个地方都以本地民众公投脱离中央政府,那是任何一个国家都会答应的行为.比如台北或高雄市要公投脱离台湾,那台湾地区政府也不会答应.
还有一个典型事项不适用于公投.如税收.如果尊重民意,美国(或其他国家)政府也应搞个全民公投,议题是支持和反对交纳个人所得税.那不出意外,绝对99%的人都反对缴税.所以有些事项是不能以民主民意行事的.
所以在涉及国家核心利益的领土方面,确实不应有丝毫犹豫含糊和退让.就象别人向你要一条腿一样,你能随便给吗?那对一个国家讲,绝对不是身外之物.  |