suddenly saw a piece of news from the American media.
Bloomberg, The Washington Post, , CNN all reported that at the US Republican Texas Convention, the conference group adopted a 40-page new party platform.
days ago, the party platform document was made public, and the "large-scale" content inside shocked the US media. In the platform titled "National Sovereignty" on page 6 of
, the Republican Party proposed that Texas retain the right to secede from the United States. The most urgent thing at present is to require the state legislature to pass a referendum consistent with this and legally recognize it. Texas status.Another article related to the "Texas Independence" document, another landmark development in the history of the state, is to ask Congress to initiate a referendum in 2023 to determine whether Texas should reaffirm its status as an independent state. status.
The most direct message of this news is that Texas in the United States wants to be independent.
Logically speaking, this is a "family matter" in the United States and has nothing to do with China. Just watch the excitement.
However, while China "lives its own little life behind closed doors," the United States does not. It worries about China's "family affairs" every day and "arranges" China's affairs as America's affairs. From Xinjiang, to Hong Kong, to Taiwan, from human rights to racial systems and labor systems, people have nothing to worry about.
Whether Taiwan can be reunified with the mainland and how, the United States has said that it must abide by its "rules of the game"; is there forced labor in Xinjiang's cotton production? The Americans have said that there must be. There may still be genocide in Xinjiang, and this is all decided by the Americans.
Since everyone worries about China’s affairs at home, why can’t China worry about America’s “family affairs”?
Therefore, we cannot always let Americans worry about China's affairs unilaterally. China can also worry about America's affairs.
Texas needs to be independent. China can be concerned and ask whether it is reasonable? Is it feasible? Is it peaceful independence or armed independence? Need weapons?
Otherwise, what kind of bill can China introduce to interfere with Texas’ independence?
Just like the United States, so what if you are "enthusiastic to help"!
