Seon-a Kim
김선아
- 24 Oct 2006
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Tragic day and also the beginning of a new miserable era :'(
Dun have much to say myself for now, I already made the video speak for itself
Never Forget!!!
- Thread starter Seon-a Kim
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Tragic day and also the beginning of a new miserable era :'(
Dun have much to say myself for now, I already made the video speak for itself
Crystallize
結晶化する
- 5 Sep 2008
- 782
- 12
oh, nobody's gonna forget, not even me, even if I wasn't born at the time by far ...
... lets pray that part of history never gonna repeat ... ever, anywhere ... ☝
... lets pray that part of history never gonna repeat ... ever, anywhere ... ☝
InvisibleSkyMagician
Holy Defender of Nippon
- 7 Aug 2009
- 32
- 2
I feel like I'm one of the few people on Earth who believes the Nagasaki/Hiroshima bombings were a blatant TERRORIST ACT by the Americans. At least the original Pearl Harbor attack was targeted at American military bases. The Nagasaki/Hiroshima was directly aimed at defenseless and innocent Japanese civilians.
Not to mention the firebombings too which proved to be even worse.
I look at reality, and I all see are Americans treating the incident as a GOOD thing. A more arrogant American would even deem it as heroic.
They're hypocrites of course. When the 9/11 attacks killed 3000 Americans, America expected sympathy from the rest of the world.
The same America that completely disregards the near 100,000 dead Japanese caused directly by them.
Well as they say, the victors write the history books so the 100,000 dead Japanese are a GOOD THING.
Not to mention the firebombings too which proved to be even worse.
I look at reality, and I all see are Americans treating the incident as a GOOD thing. A more arrogant American would even deem it as heroic.
They're hypocrites of course. When the 9/11 attacks killed 3000 Americans, America expected sympathy from the rest of the world.
The same America that completely disregards the near 100,000 dead Japanese caused directly by them.
Well as they say, the victors write the history books so the 100,000 dead Japanese are a GOOD THING.
It's based upon the controversial issue of collateral damage and whether or not the end justifies the means; did the massive carpet bombing of German and Japanese cities force those powers towards negotiations or weakened their war-fighting capabilities? And even if it did, is it still legitimate? I don't definitively know, but I know the losses should be acknowledged and commemorated.
