It didn't surprise me to read the news about the unfair treatment Taiwanese employees were facing speaking up for Taiwan. What shook me was the fact that it happened in Australia, where personal viewpoint or freedom of speech should not be a justification of laying off an employee.
After reading the Taiwanese Psyche written by a Taiwanese psychologist, many things started to make sense. The February 28 incident had led people to believe that speaking up for Taiwan's independence or participating in any political activity could lead to danger and even death. We are afraid that China may threaten our safety with armed force. We are content with the current situation and choose to ignore all sorts of pressure China imposes on other countries to deny Taiwan's independence.
When have we become so spineless? What about our values? Democracy? Human rights? Freedom of speech? Freedom of Media?
If you don't stand for something, you will fall for everything - Malcolm X
For more information, please visit:
In Australia, Staying Loyal to Taiwan Can Mean Losing a Job
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February 28 Incident
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Taiwanese Psyche: Stockholm Syndrome Analysis
台灣人症頭:受虐性格的心理分析
www.books.com.tw/products/0010...
www.taaze.tw/sing.html?pid=11...
m.sanmin.com.tw/Product/index/...
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