Editing Taiwanization (section)

==Role in domestic politics==
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Even though it is a broad consensus currently regarding the overall ideology of Taiwanization, there are still deep disputes over practical policies between the three main political groups of [[Taiwan independence]], [[Chinese reunification]], and supporters of [[Chinese culture]]. Pro-independence supporters argue that Taiwan is and should be enhancing an identity which is separate from the Chinese one, and in more extreme cases advocates the removal of Chinese "imprints". Meanwhile, some would argue that Taiwan should create a distinctive identity that either includes certain Chinese aspect or exists within a broader Chinese one. Those who support Chinese reunification call for a policy of enhancing the Chinese identity. Groups that support [[Chinese reunification]] and [[Chinese nationalism]] have emphasized the distinction between Taiwanization and what some perceive as [[desinicization]] and argued that they do not oppose the promotion of a Taiwanese identity, but rather oppose the use of that identity to separate itself from a broader Chinese one. On the other hand, a few apolitical groups have claimed that most of the political factions merely use these points to win support for elections{{citation needed|date=November 2014}}.