komachi said:I just quoted some lines from this book, written by a Hongkong person.
sorry, I tried it. Is the use of the nucleus acquitted because they are victims of Old Japan?
I wrote it; I probably should have dug up anti-nuclear writing by a Japanese citizen, but I just wrote something that I thought any conscientious person with some understanding of the cruelty of 1) the IJA atrocities and 2) the A-bomb could have written. I believe I was clear by saying that I was giving you a sample statement; in fact, I referred to it as an "example," or "sample" several times.What is this group?
Signed-- by whoever can rightfully represent the people of Japan
ttp://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~un3k-mn/kusyu.htmhttp://www.yomiuri.co.jp/kyoiku/learning/editorial/20050318/index.htmYou are making claims bold enough to start another war in my opinion: in a word you are just another revisionist /denialist who thinks that Japan has been the victim all along. I could go on but shall leave you to the sharks.komachi said:Japanese and Korean invaded China and other Asian countries for release from the western country together.
The Korean was forced, but they were Japanese.
And Korea had profited from Japan in early annexe age.
(Of course, the latter half of IJ was terrible, I know.)
So, I think Korea and China is not completely the same situation at WW2.
this is my personal opinion.
If as you say that Japan and Korea invaded China and other Asian countries to "liberate" them from western powers, why was there any need for the US to intervene to the point of "liberating" them? Are you naive enough to believe that countries are so concerned with other people's well being as to go to wars in deadly competition, to be the greater benefactors in the wars of liberation? The fact that war is profitable is the reason why countries go to war. The winner makes more money, whereas the loser loses money or doesn't make as much eventually.I know, as a result, the Asian citizensツ was brought richness and freedom by the U.S.
Although the civilian victims have all the sympathy they deserve, you have failed again to state how that invalidates my post no. 81.at the same time, I think two different types of atomic bombs still leave a few problems.
124,711 citizens died only by the air raid on Tokyo on March 10, 1945.
10,000 citizens or more died in Osaka by the air raid of several degrees till August 14. There were 1,000 or 2,000 dead scale air raid on many cities of Japan.
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~un3k-mn/kusyu.htm
I also think the US should have considered all other workable possibilities before deciding to take the route of straight dropping the A-bombs. I would truly like to believe that possibility, but US views deny that as said in the A-bomb related threads on the forum.I guess if the U.S.'s purpose was not to experiment, the U.S. should have urged surrender threateningly at first, before Hiroshima,
"We have terrible new weapons.
Next, we will be Tokyo or another place."
if the U.S. did so, there was no "the 2nd atomic bomb attack".
Well here's your chance; go ahead with your accusations, and you have all my support although the forum is not a court of law. At least you can have the satisfaction of stating your claims, backing them up, and countering any views advocating the inevitability of using the A-bomb by the US.After all, victor's atrocity is not judged as for the rule of the world.
Sure, I believe you, although you have presented some dangerously inaccurate views here, we seem to agree that using A-bombs on civilians was, is, and shall be deemed wrong by all standards.And, the human race might repeat the war.
I do not want to hate any country.
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/kyoiku/learning/editorial/20050318/index.htm
Nothing like anything threatening; I meant to say something funny... Some people are highly critical of views reflecting revisionism/minimalism/denialism. I was looking for a word to express that, but they are decent people with a stronger sense for truth, justice, and logic compared to me. I admit it was a bad word choice, yet it was not a threat on you or any disparaging word on those excellent individuals.komachi said:what do you mean by "sharks"?
does it mean anything a scary thing?
Where did I say that? Please reread my post no. 81 and tell me what I said regarding the "positioning of nuclear missiles in N.Korea/China in Japan's direction."Anyway,
I thought you said that Japan must not complain even if China and North Korea drop the nucleus to Japan because of 100 years ago, in your #81.
That would be below us. We would rather die than engage in such vile acts. I am only an individual but ask any Korean, southerner or northerner. Ask any Chinese with whom you can establish stable contact and ask them the question. Slaughter? CJK, Imperial Japan was the only nation capable of the vile acts of violence due to its aggressive expansionist/imperialist/racist ideas. Please do not project your self-reflection on IJA and the imperialist machine that drove it to commit the atrocities on others.I seriously worry about slaughtering the Japanese shortly.
I might be nervous for a moment because the trend of N&S Korea and China is insisting, "you can do any things to Jap. Because they are Jap.".
I got relieved.lexico said:I meant to say something funny...
lexico said:it is complicated to blame China and N.Korea who suffered so much under Japanese colonialist expansionist activities from the late 1800's down to 1945.
The aggression against the Chinese resulted in more than 10 million Chinese deaths in Japanese hands during WWII alone; exceeding the Holocaust figure of 6 million by 4 million by the conservative figures. So how can you blame them?
komachi said:The United States took away materials data of unit731.
By the way,
In the Korean War, the United States did biological warfare using the material confiscate from unit.731.
ArmandV said:Gee, you forgot the hundreds of North Korean P.O.W.s brought over to Area 51 for cross-breeding experiments with alien survivors from Roswell, New Mexico.
We must not forget the 1954 U.S. hydrogen bomb testing at Bikini Atoll in the South Pacific that showered fallout on the crew of a Japanese trawler. Was the US still intent on knowing the destructive powers of nuclear weapons, and threatening the rest of the world with it? What a shame.The American leadership back then made a mistake, gladly, they never let it happen again.
You might want to read the thread before you come in here and state your opinion. Your view doesn't really reflect the reality of the time at all. People making statements about what is right and wrong according to values that are 60 years removed from the situation are pointless and enlightens nothing.
Neocolonialism is colonialism in the lambskins of ideologies - same old greed in continuation. The Soviets had to be checked because the late realisation of the US that the 3 million strong Kanto Army in Manchuria was weaker than expected, hence asking the Soviets to enter the war was a mistake. To check the mistake, another was made, no, two.EdZiomek said:Mankind (or humankind) seems to need wars, and then more wars, and then more wars. The benefit of the nuclear bombs... one recent opinion is that yes, it hastened the end of the war, but two... it was a message to the Soviets... butt out of Japan, we WILL USE THIS WEAPON ON YOU TOO!
Sorry to differ. The main reason they can do it is that the victor sees it fitting and profitable... for now.Have you noticed how Japanese veterans and American veterans meet on the same battlefield today and shake hands? How is that possible? The answer, because we now see each other as human beings, not insects.
I randomly recall one of the reasons for choosing Nagasaki WAS: a sizeable Christian population there to prove... TO PROVE that the US was not genocidal -- discriminating on the mostly Buddhist-Shintoist population of Japan. Can you believe that? To be called fair, they chose the most Christian city in Japan. Reverse discrimination in extremes, but it doesn't change that they were still mostly Japanese. The wise trick, damned hypocrites - want to get credit by killing Christians.Nagasaki... wasn't the closest building to the detonation of the 2nd nuclear bomb, a Christian elementary school?
I think the best cure comes from education, and education comes from penalising to ingrain the truth that crime does not pay. To avoid that, should come to an apology. But the US won't give it because of pride and compensations. Prayer in the attic won't do anything to change that.Pray for understanding among all peoples; we are all so much the same.
Dutch Baka said:Please do not forget about Hiroshima and Nagasaki