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First job for Taiwan's president-elect Ma: fill potholes (Extra)
Mar 23, 2008, 3:59 GMT
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You see, you pro-independence Taiwanese?
The people of Taiwan don't even have defence, economy, and foreign policy in the top 10.
The Taiwanese people simply want a leader who can help the people in their daily lives. The roads are bad and the people want more rights and better medical treatment, something the DPP couldn't provide. IF the DPP did provide it, then they wouldn't be in the top 10.
Go take your, 'OH! BUT THE TAIWANESE WANT INDEPENDENCE!!' whining elsewhere.
Just because you want it, doesn't mean the people want it. You are one. The people are millions. The people of Taiwan are more important than you minority pro-independence people who number probably less than 200 people, dispersed in over 100 countries.
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