China is bearing down on Taiwan – enabled by Trump's weakness and vacillation | Simon Tisdall

I'm getting major flashbacks to Reagan vs Gorbachev, you know? Trump's approach to China was super indecisive, like he didn't wanna ruffle any feathers 🙅‍♂️. Now, it's like America's stuck in neutral while China is shifting gears, trying to take over Taiwan by stealth 💪. The thing is, Xi Jinping's "anaconda strategy" sounds an awful lot like what the Soviets did back then... you gotta call out aggression with strength or risk getting squeezed 💣. I'm all for a united front, but at the same time, we can't just barge in without thinking it through 🤔. It's like, what's the US's endgame here? Protecting Taiwan or just saving face? ⚖️
 
I think its super sus how the US is letting China get away with this... like, what's the point of having a superpower if you can't even protect your own ally? 🤔 I mean, Taiwan has been democratic for decades, just like Japan and South Korea, so why is America being so quiet about it? Shouldn't they be doing more to help them out before China gets its grip on the whole region? Its not like this is a new situation or anything... has anyone else noticed that Beijing's been quietly building up its military presence in the South China Sea too? 🤯
 
🚨💥 China's aggressive push towards Taiwan is getting out of hand and the US needs to step up its game 🕒️. Trump's weak stance on Taiwan created a power vacuum that Xi Jinping has exploited to strangle the island with economic coercion 😬. It's like watching a slow-motion train wreck – we can all see the danger signs, but what can be done about it? 💔 The US needs to take a firmer stance and demonstrate resolve 🤝 or risk losing its credibility as a defender of democracy and freedom 🌎. Time is running out for Taiwan, and if the US doesn't act soon, the consequences will be disastrous 😱
 
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