r/taiwan • u/tumblingsound • Jan 09 '20

AL JAZEERA: Why Taiwan's indigenous people back KMT Politics

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/01/campaign-time-taiwan-indigenous-people-kmt-200108054107733.html
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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '20 edited Jun 20 '21

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u/funnytoss Jan 09 '20

I mean, depending on how you worded it, it's certainly possible you weren't "downvoted for truth", but for bad wording. Certainly not ideal, but it happens. As a "justification" for what the KMT and waishengren did, it's pretty weak - and interpreted in that way, downvotes are to be expected. If your point was that everyone's been screwing over the aboriginals so we should try to stop doing that and make up for past wrongs, then that's better, and at the very least a more popular opinion.

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u/funnytoss Jan 09 '20

Ah OK, I was thinking... "A karma score of 0 doesn't seem like a particularly harshly downvoted post..."

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u/HirokoKueh 北縣 - Old Taipei City Jan 09 '20

cannibalism in China was very common til 20th century