Is Taiwan's democracy a failed experiment?

The premise of of the question is false. Taiwan's democracy is not an experiment. Rather, it is an achievement of the Taiwanese people, who managed to wrestle political power away from one of the most autocratic regimes in East Asia. read more

No. Taiwan’s democracy is not a failed experiment. Taiwan’s democracy produces elected officials, has peaceful transition of power, and passes legislation that includes a wide range of opinion. Taiwan’s democratic process is uneven and noisy at times, but that’s the feature of a democracy. read more

Quora User, Waiting for Taiwan's unification with PRC. Answered Dec 26, 2016 · Author has 6.7k answers and 21.6m answer views. read more

As a participant in Taiwan’s democratic experiment, the Alliance must respect the wishes of the majority, and mustn’t be allowed to turn democracy against itself in the pursuance of its bigoted policies. They are welcome to field their own candidates in 2018 and 2020, and see whether they can attract enough votes. read more