When will USA accept their crimes against Japan? - Page 5

niftydrifty · 06-10-08, 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by AkiraYamato

USA saw in japanese people animals. You teached your soldiers in propaganda, that japanese have no worth. You shot soldiers who surrenderd. Cut of their ears or even skulls as trophy. Americans acted worser with japanese, than the Nazis in russia.

Thats a fact. I can´t see americans as friends. They are barbaric.

so you saw in American people animals? that Americans have no worth? I guess the next step is for you to teach your soldiers in propaganda.

may the circle be unbroken.

American · 06-10-08, 10:30 AM

AkiraYamato, I'm still waiting on my answer. Maybe you need to research Japanese history?

AkiraYamato · 06-10-08, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by niftydrifty

so you saw in American people animals? that Americans have no worth? I guess the next step is for you to teach your soldiers in propaganda.

may the circle be unbroken.

The brother of my grandmother didn´t came home after the war. He was funny and always helpful for others. We don´t know his faith. The idea, that his head is in an american house, used as trophy is so unimaginable evil...Even thinking about that is for me, like i have a stone pressing on my heart.

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niftydrifty · 06-10-08, 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by AkiraYamato

The brother of my grandmother didn´t came home after the war. He was funny and always helpful for others. We don´t know his faith. The idea, that his head is in an american house, used as trophy is so unimaginable evil...Even thinking about that is for me, like i have a stone pressing on my heart.

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well, I don't know what to tell you, other than, ... I too, have lost previous family members in wars. and I never knew them. It was a long time ago.

my advice to you is to not let your imagination get the best of you. after all, you say you have no idea what happened to him. so why get mad about something you don't even know?

my grandfather was in WWII. my dad was in vietnam. and you know what? I've been to Germany and Japan, and I've mingled with very nice people there. people that weren't even alive in WWII.

I try not to let things I only imagine about the past get me all worked about the reality of the present.

AkiraYamato · 06-10-08, 10:49 AM

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Originally Posted by niftydrifty

well, I don't know what to tell you, other than, ... I too, have lost previous family members in wars. and I never knew them. It was a long time ago.

my advice to you is to not let your imagination get the best of you. after all, you say you have no idea what happened to him. so why get mad about something you don't even know?

my grandfather was in WWII. my dad was in vietnam. and you know what? I've been to Germany and Japan, and I've mingled with very nice people there. people that weren't even alive in WWII.

I try not to let things I only imagine about the past get me all worked about the reality of the present.

i was in USA as exchange studend. Its very "cold" feeling to imagine that old men you just talk with has cut off the head of somebody like me...

Thats the problem. Your countles war criminals got never a penalty.

Volker · 06-10-08, 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by niftydrifty

BS. You used me as an example of this. so bugger off. I have spoken much more about Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

and I have never mentioned Nanking until now.

This is such a poor style. This thread is about Hiroshima and Nagasaki, you try to talk about Nanking, I told you where the problem is, you become aggressive, it's kinda typical for an American, unfortunately.

niftydrifty · 06-10-08, 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by AkiraYamato

i was in USA as exchange studend. Its very "cold" feeling to imagine that old men you just talk with has cut off the head of somebody like me...

Thats the problem. Your countles war criminals got never a penalty.

imagination ... is funny ... it can make a cloudy day sunny.

AkiraYamato · 06-10-08, 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by niftydrifty

imagination ... is funny ... it can make a cloudy day sunny.

Tell me, how such a person, that got teached from your government, that i´m an animal. That i may look human, but i´m aimal...tell me, how he see me 60 years after the war?

He will talk nice with me but his thaughts will be different...

Volker · 06-10-08, 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by niftydrifty

what are you talking about?

listen, hack, everyone is a human being. everyone ought to recognize the atrocities committed by their own nations. I have, repeatedly.

I was pointing out the finger-pointing being committed by dude, is all.

here's a previous post where I've already said I disagreed with Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and Dresden.

http://www.debatepolitics.com/1057626786-post5.html (Do the ends justify the means?)

The OP, the original premise of the thread, is nothing more than finger-pointing. your anti-Americanism is nothing more than finger-pointing. your existence is nothing more than finger-pointing.

Do we get another "Americans whine about Anti-Americanism" thread here?
It's getting boring.

Volker · 06-10-08, 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Iriemon

No, the main difference is that the Nazis systematically murdered millions of people based on their religious beliefs, versus dropping bombs in wartime.

They don't compare at all in terms of crimes.

It's the same thing.

It doesn't matter if your headline is made of racist nonsense or American-style freedom nonsense, it stays the same thing.