That's very cryptic. It sounds like you're saying Taiwan should develop nuclear weapons to defend themselves?
Elon Musk says that the way to get what you want...
Historically, when pro-US Chiang Kai-shek retreated from mainland China and settled in Taiwan, it was pretty much a one party military dictatorial government with martial law for the first 38 years. Any free speech could land people in jail or lose their lives. Any attempt to speak Taiwanese in Taiwan would land people in jail during that time. The government was imported to Taiwan from mainland China and the government wanted to maintain the mainland language, not the language of Taiwan. There were about 200,000 political prisoners and 4,000 executed.
Thus, back to the present, Elon Musk's instruction is straightforward: no nuclear, no war, just like Hong Kong. Macao is another example of becoming just like Hong Kong.
These are his words:
"My recommendation . . . would be to figure out a special administrative zone for Taiwan that is reasonably palatable, probably won't make everyone happy," Musk told the Financial Times in an interview
published Friday. "And it's possible, and I think probably, in fact, that they could have an arrangement that's more lenient than Hong Kong."
Hong Kong is a special administrative zone that manages its own politics, although China has cracked
down on the country in recent years by passing a national security law that punishes citizens for dissent against Beijing."
Macao (famous for Casinos) was a colony of Portuguese until 1999 next to Hong Kong which was a colony of Great Britain until 1997.
Those 2 former colonies are now part of China, but they have free reign as if they are their own countries (own currencies, own passports...) as long as they do not betray China. They have more freedom than the rest of China, but not as the US does.
The BBC seems to suggest that because Hong Kong is poorer than Macao, so there have been pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong but not the well-to-do Macao.
Macau, known for its casinos, was also returned to China. It has taken a very different path from Hong Kong.
www.bbc.com
Taiwan is not as rich as Macao, either.