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DaveFoxPayne t1_jac9txf wrote

Reply to comment by Soft_Shirt3410 in Emperor Hirohito at Disneyland, 1975 by Queasy_Monk

And how is related US to this?

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Soft_Shirt3410 t1_jaca0mt wrote

Ask about it in Nankin or in Harbin (unit 731), buddy.

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DaveFoxPayne t1_jacho8k wrote

Did you , buddy, "learn well" about Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Did you, buddy, "learn well" about how Japan was demilitarised. Did you boddy, "learn well" about how americans treat Japanese during the war (and it's not passing of americans)...

I know in Rossia it is popular to jerk off "learned well" WWII history with charging everybody's warcrimes, but USSR, and crying how "you can do it again". This war is about century over but nobody is about forgetting it's horror. By continuing "rEmEmBeR eVeRyBoDy'S wArCrImEs" and "kNoWiNg WhO wAsN'T cRuEl eNoUgH tO nAzI" you don't help everybody. You don't let the ghost of this terror rest in peace.

If a man has a huge scare on his face, you are not talking loudly how he got it, that is more when everybody know hoe it was.

PS: do you really need to cry loudly about WWII's horrors just to shit on US?

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Soft_Shirt3410 t1_jackaco wrote

About the senseless, American, nuclear bombing of civilians in Japan? I know about it, and it was another insane American war crime, just like the Korean and Vietnamese massacres in the future.

But the nuclear bombing of Japanese cities does not remove the war crimes of Japan and their bloody monarch. His hands are up to the elbows in the blood of the Chinese and Koreans, it was a disgusting act to invite him! Btw, Japan and the ruling regime there have not yet apologized to either the Chinese or the Koreans for the atrocities committed.

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