I am angry at the arrogance of the US House of Representatives for blaming Japan on a historic issue irrelevant to US directly.
Fair enough, yet it has revelance in that the US, rightfully so or not, did not force Japan to admit to this and other atrocities committed by the Army during WWII after the US occupied Japan. Unlike what happened in Germany.
The US should have, using 20/20 hindsight here, openly pursured this and other issues then, but due to the politics of the time they were overlooked.
American should acknowledge their miserable history and the present atrocity in Iraq.
Different subject
but often used by you and others here to justify the actions of the Japanese in the past, key word here is the past. We are not discussing the war in Iraq or Afganistan. Do not confuse the two please.
Also if you take a look at the politics in the US now there are probably a majority of American's that are 100% against the war. Things dont change by just snapping one's fingers and hoping that change occurs.
Wishing something to happen and having it actually occur are two different things, you can wish all you want but making it a reality is something that takes time. And BELIEVE me times are changing.
American has no eligibility to accuse Japan for comfort women problem in the world war two, which was fabricated by false testimonies.
You know I have yet to hear of anyone other than a Japanese person claim that these women were liars. There is just too much circumstantial evidence against Japan to believe otherwise.
It's kind of funny you know most Japanese people through their culture will often think of a person as guilty just by being present at the location of a crime, whether or not they were a part of it or otherwise. Yet in this situation many, not all mind you as there are many Japanese that believe these women as well. Including the former PM Koizumi.
The circumstances of their "employment" being the issue. Noone deny that there were comfort women, I find that ironic as well, that noone of you doubting Thomases, ever deny the fact that this actually occured.
We Japanese blame America for slaughtering good citizens in Hiroshima and Nagasaki with atomic bomb
Geez and how many good citizens of China, Burma, The Phillipines, Singapore, Korea, Great Britian, New Zealand, Canada and the USA did the Japanese slaughter? Quit hiding behind a curtain of denial, if Japan hadn't wanted to colonize all of SE Asia into it's Greater Sphere of Prosperity (?) things would have been quite a bit different. Once again 20/20 hindsight.
Of course looking back at it, Hiroshima and Nagasaki are regretable to say the least, yet dont kid yourself for one second into believing that Japan wouldn't have used the same weapons if it had the chance. Everyone pays the price during war, particularly the loosers, in this case Japan.
Both Hiroshima and Nagasaki were 100% preventable, if you know anything about WWII you have to conceed that Japan was on the doorstep of defeat. The government could have surrendered, but choose to fight to the end. The Japanese Government at the time also is to blame for not attempting to find a peaceful solution to the end of the war.
Your criminal deeds were not only the atomic bombings, but also enslavement of African people, blood shedding in Vietnam and Iraq, the discrimination of colored races at the present day in your own country and boosting the cycle of bloodshed with arms export in the whole world.
American are the pack of hyena, which had tore up the resources of Native American.
Of course America has much in its history that is shameful, at least over time, it has taken measures to admit and correct it's wrongs. Yet for you to use these examples from history to justify the comfort women issue is ludicrous at best.
Two wrongs do not make a right, once again stop trying to justify your own country's actions by pointing fingers at someone else. It just makes your arguments sound like a child in trouble pointing at a friend and saying "well he did it too!"
American have justified yourself by saying that the atomic bombs were used for sparing the lives of millions people.
Needless to say, your paradoxical excuse was the absolute bullshit added after the ending of the war.
You must have read a different history book than I did. The war wasnt over until
after the bombs were dropped not before. Dont get confused with the facts here.
Oh and whether you can admit it or not, it did save lives, both Japanese and from the US side more importantly at the time, again key word here at the time in question, more US lives were saved. If the US was truly interested in causing more pain and suffering on Japan at the time it could have easily dropped the bombs on Tokyo. Think about that for a moment, the US dropped the two bombs on strategically important military targets, that is something many naysayers conveniently forget to remember. It could have been worse. Sad as it was.
The truth was that the atomic bombings had been conducted mainly for the experimental purpose to assess the destructive capability of the atomic bombs, and the experiment had been conducted on the ground of the racial prejudice
At the time that probably was true, and at the time there was unfortunately racial discrimination throughout the entire world, even today.
And dont for one second think that Japan was blameless either in regards to racial discrimination it wasnt and isnt today as well.
There is plenty of blame to go around for all. Yet can Japan stand up and honorably admit to the faults of it's predecessors, that is one of the questions that remains today.
than an account of actual events! 
