deafmnlin

Definitely, the two of issues (Tibet and Taiwan) touch the rawest of Beijing's nerves.
However the problem we worry about occurred and getting worse in Tibet recently.
Probably, the violence involving Chinese security forces could happen in Taiwan soon, 
no matter who wins the Taiwan's presidential election after 2 days. 
Yes, I support and advocate independence for Tibet, and have common feelings with Tibetans.
I am very much looking forward to live without the threat from Chinese communists.
Accordingly, I am against Chinese government rather than call for freedom Taiwan, 
because Taiwan is the independency completely at all times, I think. 
Unfortunately, Taiwanese is top sensitive to these issues at the moment, 
everything becomes complex and out of control.
For example, I am so confused why KMT always wipe their referendum that has been proposed by themselves before vote.
In politics, Taiwan is a divided island now,
but I hope we can express strongly our opinion that United Nations entry and Taiwan is not part of Chinese territory to everybody in the world, especially Chinese leader. 
It is the only way to make the noise so that the world can hear that we want to.
So, I won't vote for the presidential candidate who doesn't do anything, commit to anything and switch his policies everyday.