Whilst I understand you didn't mean to start a political debate, you have made a political choice by using the Taiwan so it's unfair to blame others for "bringing politics into it" just because you don't have understanding on the subject.
> "No one can deny that it [Taiwan] owns a flag."
1 Billion Chinese people would like a word with you.
Or rather, how Ukraine's would feel, doesn't it make more sense that way around?
> You've made a political choice by using the Taiwan flag in the first place so don't blame others for "bringing politics into it" just because you don't have understanding on the subject.
There's a country called Taiwan, it has a flag, it's flag was put next to the name of the country. Where's the politics?
That's my point.
You think there is no politics between China and Taiwan?
A better example would be having the confederate flag. Except that the confederacy being dissolved is already a decided issue at the national level. (Also most Americans are only familiar with the confederate army flag, and not the confederate national flag.)
China and Taiwan have no such agreement. Taiwan says one thing, mainland China says the opposite. There is no resolution.
Perfection is impossible when human beings are involved.
Please stop manufacturing rage.