<human>: It is no secret that Taiwan and China are in an awkward situation lately. They are trying to seize governmental and political powers with every way they can. After our government allowed Chinese based corporates to trade stocks, fund, and buy Taiwan based companies. They are eager to buy newspaper, radio, and television companies. Lately a company *wantwant*, a China based financial holding company, is trying to buy ChinaTimes, a major newspaper company in Taiwan. Though evident financial state of the Chinese company *wantwant* shows that they do not have sufficient funds to buy ChinaTimes, they surprisingly have the money to do so. Due to these circumstances, they are speculated to have been funded by the Chinese government. In the world where the internet still exist, you may think, "big deal." The popularity of Internet connectivity, however, isn't as popular as I would like to think. Even for the people who have internet connection, almost all the internet traffic is concentrated on Chinese (the language) websites. Our education integrates English as a second language, but people are reluctant to obtain news from other sources than Taiwan based news companies. We also tend to be hesitant when it comes to protecting our own rights (its a cultural thing, don't ask me why). Vast majority don't care for public marches, public speeches, online or offline petitions, advertisements, announcement, and Facebook pages. Only when things go terribly wrong, genocide, poverty, and tyranny, do we start to pretend to care. Many people still stupidly believes everything the government and news sources say. I am a student and I am out of ideas of how to raise public awareness. Help!

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<bot>: Taiwan is about to lose freedom of the press to China, and the people couldn't care less. What to do?