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Welcome. The whole world knows that the US is a warmongering capitalist.Wow I am glad to see that you read about history. Geez thanks for telling us the US lost in VietNam. (serious rolling of the eyes here)
Wow I never knew that you even knew that the US fought in Viet Nam. Geez, I should give you credit for doing a bit of research.
Great off topic post here.
I don't know why Korean people demand any compensation or appology for the military brothel in the Korean war. Probably you will also support them, right? Maybe a few years early?'Shoot refugees' Korean War letter went undisclosed
No Gun Ri survivors, who call the Army's 2001 investigation a "whitewash,"
are demanding a reopened investigation, compensation and a U.S. apology.
'Shoot refugees' Korean War letter went undisclosed - USATODAY.com
Obeika, I read somewhere long ago that Japanese people can't blame or think bad about their grandparents or parents once they died. Not so strange
because also in Dutch we say; About the death we tell only about the good things he or she did.
[]Let's take the issue back to the late 1920's, how do you explain the Comfort Women issue to your children, if you are fortunate enough to have them?
Welcome. The whole world knows that the US is a warmongering capitalist.
Has the US admitted its defeat? Why not compensate?
Ma Cherie,We're not talking about the US or Vietnam, if you want to discuss that then start another thread, don't sit and bicker with other forum members. You're the only here one who is stirring up nonsense, and you haven't really contributed anything valuable to this thread. I've read everything you said on this thread it's just pointless drivel.
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By the way, has anyone looked at this link? Someone might have posted it, but I don't know.
http://www.comfort-women.org/v2/index.html
South Korea should have compensated the victims then.1965 Japan enters into a bilateral treaty with the Republic of Korea (though not Comfort Women's claims).
The Gallery page, I found some "not comfort women's" photos.By the way, has anyone looked at this link? Someone might have posted it, but I don't know.
http://www.comfort-women.org/v2/index.html
Did you miss something? Go back to the preceding posts.We're not talking about the US or Vietnam, if you want to discuss that then start another thread, don't sit and bicker with other forum members. You're the only here one who is stirring up nonsense, and you haven't really contributed anything valuable to this thread. I've read everything you said on this thread it's just pointless drivel.
Sorry, my English is not enough to explain well.
Do you actually expect people here to think that you have a poor understanding of English when you use use words like "sophism"?
I know for a fact that the majority of English speaking people that post here have absolutely no idea what that word means.
So what is your point?
Would you please go back to the topic?
The Gallery page, I found some "not comfort women's" photos.
"ツ坂?倪?塗窶「wツ人窶ーテッ" and "ツ航窶ケテウ窶ケテ射廱窶「テイナスd窶佚?" are not comfort women.
Is this site made with accurate knowledge?
described:
1937-1942 The Japanese military sets up a network of comfort stations wherever it sends its' troops.
but not described:
"ツ青ケツ静ュ窶佚・ツ焦ク窶堙娯?忍ナスm窶佚・ナ?ツスナ筑", "ツ身窶堙?ツ心窶堙?窶「テケ窶堋ョ窶佚・ヒ彗窶「ツ焦スq窶堙娯?佚・ニ探ツーニ池ニ湛"
...humiliating ad.
It's a reality Japan lost.
"It is indisputable that these women were forced, deceived, coerced and abducted to provide sexual services to the Japanese military ... [Japan] violated customary norms of international law concerning war crimes, crimes against humanity, slavery and the trafficking in women and children ... Japan should take full responsibility now, and make suitable restitution to the victims and their families."
Please teach me English, obeika. What do you mean by "son of a gun". And when was the phrase coined?
"Son of a gun" has its origins with sailors. When a ship was in port for an extended period of time, wives and other women were permitted to live on board with the ship's crew. Occasionally, children would be born on board and a convenient place for the birth to happen was between guns on the gun deck. If the child's father was unknown, the child was entered in the ship's log as "son of a gun."
I support all the women regardless of race, or nationality, that were forced into sexual slavery. That includes any Japanese women as well.Probably you will also support them, right?
Do you actually expect people here to think that you have a poor understanding of English when you use use words like "sophism"?
Originally Posted byMa Cherie
By the way, has anyone looked at this link? Someone might have posted it, but I don't know.
http://www.comfort-women.org/v2/index.html
At a press conference, researchers will tell something about the issue.Press Conference
Hirofumi Hayashi, Rumiko Nishino & Yoshiaki Yoshimi,
The Center for Research and Documentation on
Japan's War Responsibility (JWRC)
Press Conference: Jaushieh Joseph Wu, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of China (Taiwan) , June 03, 2021 | FCCJ
Tribunal testimony uncovered
These are official documents compiled by various nations, and the verdict also confirmed that women were coerced. Since Japan accepted the Tokyo war crimes trial verdict in signing the San Francisco Peace Treaty, it cannot ignore the significance of these documents," he said
The Asahi Shimbun | Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis
I know you want to differentiate the issue of Japan and other military brothels by using the phrase, "were forced into". But be careful, obeika. Koreans may be upset if you say women at the military brothel in the Korean war were not forced...I support all the women regardless of race, or nationality, that were forced into sexual slavery. That includes any Japanese women as well.
Again, someone's being illogical here. It's called a "probatio diabolica" (devil's proof, impossible proof)Provide information that it didnt happen.
I second it. Legally, Japan does not owe anything any more because the reparation has been paid on a government to government basis, and the claims have been already settled.Needless to say, Japan accepted the judgments of the trials and of other Allied War Crimes Courts both within and outside Japan. And, of course, Japan had already paid reparation to the countries concerned. And the documents are not secret at all.
PRC and Korea were not invited to the Treaty of Peace with Japan, however Japan and the countries normalised the relations with bilateral treaties.
4. The Asian Women Fund:
An additional private-government combined fund set up to compensate the individuals, including the Dutch, Filipinas, etc.; apologies from PM's issued. It shows that Japan has done more than legally required. South Koreans rejected the payments apparently due to opposition by their government and NGOs.
I hope you realize that, the Asian Women's Fund was rejected purely because it was a non-government organization, the Japanese Government did not want to "officially" admit any compliance.
There was no official government participation in the fund, it was purposely ambigious.