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JOSH
You know it's ironic, Senator.
HUNT
I've been expecting you, Josh.
JOSH
I mean, here you are, trying to raise this flag, but six months ago, when the President of Taiwan
considered doing the same, Taiwan's democratically elected parliament passed a law to stop him.
HUNT
I thought it was kind of sad, actually.
JOSH
What's to be sad? They're happy, they're free, they have the third-highest standard of living in Asia.
HUNT
Who needs independence, huh?
JOSH
They have it. In everything but name.
HUNT
[stands] Is there another democracy in the world whose leader is not allowed to set foot in Washington?
JOSH
That's a small price to pay.
HUNT
And so was the stamp tax. We support the suppression of a vibrant democracy by a cruel
dictatorship.
JOSH
Come on, Senator, they're selling Quarter Pounders in Shanghai, they've got thousands of satellite dishes on the rooftops in Beijing, in a couple of years...
HUNT
I understand the theory. Commerce and culture, the gradual conversion to the religion of capitalism and democracy. China's a happy place, Taiwan goes free.
JOSH
So, why stand in the way of something that's inevitable...?
HUNT
[grabs his briefcase] When Patrick Henry said "Give me liberty or give me death," you think he meant except for Wednesdays and Sundays?
JOSH
Sir, you are jeopardizing a very tolerable, evolving status quo.
HUNT
[puts on coat] The Chinese have 496 ballistic missiles pointed at Taiwan, and I'm jeopardizing the status quo?
JOSH
Yes.
HUNT
Well, it's not what this country should stand for. Why do you think the President accepted the flag in the first place?
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I never think about Taiwan's independence seriously. (O I remember I was asked for comments during my AO interview many years ago =_=" )
Limited knowledge + Conservative = I always prefer status quo. "China is changing!"is the excuse I love to use.
Yet,
"Commerce and culture, the gradual conversion to the religion of capitalism and democracy."
Who can guarantee it's really going to evolve in this way?
"We support the suppression of a vibrant democracy by a cruel dictatorship."
It's not just ironic but ridiculous (from the perspective of an American).
But that's the cruel (amusing, huh?) reality. The "World Peace Maker" is not so righteous after all. We should count on ourselves but nobody in pursuing the way we want to live.
Is status quo the best for us & for our children? Would evolution theory work?
Worth a second thought.
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