Trying your luck again trolling around here, huh? That law is meaningless. Quote me the part where the US pledges to defend an independent Taiwan or gives nuclear weapons to Taiwan or, you know, crosses any of China's actual red lines. Don't waste my time with nonsense.
You don't take the initiative to create war by pushing silly legalese. You create a war by opening fire.
Strictly speaking, the Americans want to replicate the "Ukrainian war" in East Asia.
Taiwan will undoubtedly be a casualty, but it will help the US launch its coveted "New Cold War".As we all know, Americans have been looking for an opportunity to get rid of China and find some third world countries that are easy to control to produce consumer goods for them.
Apparently these politicians felt that the proposed sanctions would intimidate the Chinese.However, we still do not know how Biden intends to reduce the inflation rate,and it is not easy to persuade Indians not to confiscate the property of foreign-funded enterprises.
But remember, diplomatic setbacks will inevitably make the cost of military means higher and higher.In the past, Taiwan was an "orphan" not recognized internationally. But if the proposal is passed next month, then Taiwan could gain more overt foreign support.
Perhaps some countries will be driven by the United States (such as Lithuania) to take the lead in recognizing Taiwan diplomatically.
