shlaifu wrote:
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I feel the same way about Japan too. I'm glad that both countries were able to eventually rebuild after the war
uhm... take a look at the way japan is dealing with its war crimes .... I'm not sure if they learn much about the rape of Nanjing in school, in the way germans get treated to holocaust documentaries from age 12 or so.
I saw paintings showing the massacre in the Chinese national gallery, but nothing speaking about the things the Japanese did when I was in Japan. - yes, atomic bomb memorials, but these are museums for the atrocities someone else inflicted on them. Not museums of how awful they have been to others.
they have this shrine for kamikaze pilots, which the prime minister visits every year... Imagine Angela Merkel visiting a chapel dedicated to SS troops .... imagine such a chapel even existing!
And ... Japan has the world's 4th most powerful army, and the world's 8th largest defense budget (says wikipedia).
They honor mass killers and war crimals on their holidays.
They say the death marches didn’t happen. They didn’t kill pows, they didn’t murder millions of Chinese. One of their past leaders tried to apologize for raping of Korean and Chinese women but go flak so claimed they were paid service workers.
I dont know about all Japanese nit the government and most it seems feel everything done in Ww2 was fine or wiped clean cause we nuked them.
Mind you regular bombing killed way more people.
“According to the US Strategic Bombing Survey, conventional bombing of the Japanese home islands killed 330,000 Japanese civilians and wounded 476,000.
In the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the USSBS estimated that 125,000 Japanese civilians and soldiers were killed and 130,000 to 160,000 were injured.[1]
The great majority of Japanese civilians were killed and wounded between February 3, 1945 and August 14, 1945, when the US developed and perfected low level incendiary bombing of Japanese cities.
The conventional raid on Tokyo on the night of March 9, 1945 killed and wounded 185,000, more than either the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki alone, and quite possibly more than the two combined; some estimates for the Tokyo raid range as high as 300,000 dead and wounded.
As for the morality of conventional bombing versus atomic bombing, I will note that most of the victims at Hiroshima and Nagasaki were killed and injured in the same way as victims of conventional bombing raids: by burns from fires. I do not find the arguments that the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were uniquely horrible compared conventional bombing to be very convincing.“
Without image searching can you tell which are which citieS?
Does some killed by fire bombs or explosive bombs or nukes know the difference?




