Poke-mon master said:
Thanks for writing for me. I think there is little misunderstanding about my writing. It may be because of my bad English.
I wish you undestand my purpose of writing. I am writing this not to make you angree, but to let you understand My thinking.
Thank you, too. I appreciate your patience and I am aware my writing has been too emotional from time to time. Some of the posts here by Japanese IDs also make my blood boil but ultimately they help us exchange opinions and understand each other.
Poke-mon master said:
You never give me the number though. If you have the number, please let me know. If you don't know exact number, It is fine for me, since it's not bigger issue than how to stop this.
You keep pressing for an "exact number", then you tell me it's no big issue.
From my perspective your intention is to create the perception that I do not have the "exact number", and since I do not have the "exact number" the whole Nanking massacre must be "communist propaganda" I accepted blindly without verification.
Allow me to shed some light on "exact number". I wrote in one previous post that any death count in such large scale population loss can be only a "statistic" or "estimate". A "statistic" means you establish a statistical method/protocol then produce an estimate with your best effort.
Statistically speaking it's impossible to know the so called "exact number" ( or true value ) in Hiroshima or Nagasaki either, since one cannot go backward in time, and we have established through a long discussion that counting resident records is a ridiculous method. That being said, it does NOT mean you cannot produce a statistic with a level of confidence, as what the Japanese government did in this case.
I have applied your logic to the Hiroshima and Nagasaki death count and asked if you could produce the kind of "exact number" that you demand from me. Since based on your logic, the Hiroshima and Nagasaki a-bombs must be sheer fabrications if the death count is not an "exact number" and each individual case precisely established. You evaded that question by saying "exactly what I want to say about Nanking". Obviously you either believe Hiroshima and Nagasaki are fabricated stories, or failed to understand the question.
Poke-mon master said:
....I know there was a continuous battle between Communist party and National Party, and Civilians who supporting each party also targeted and killed by both party. But I don't think there is such time during Nanking Battle.
You said...... Especially, During Nanking Battle which is the topics we are talking about. Please stop blame me for anything I didn't say.
Now it's my turn to be confused.... Not really!
On one hand you claim the total death count in Nanking should not be attributed to Japanese army killings. On the other hand you claim Communists and KMT were killing civilians during their civil war battles. So obviously you are saying at least part of the vast Nanking death toll should be attributed to Chinese army on either the Communist or the KMT side, right?
In 1937 the Communists were in the northwest of China thousands of miles away from Nanking. Nanking at the time was China's Capital city, KMT's political and economical center.
Again, without a basic understanding of the situation in Nanking 1937, you would rather rely on YOUR IMMAGINATION to create battles between Communists and KMT in the Nanking area, then use it to support your argument, exactly as you did in the Katrina example. That seems to be a pattern for you: instead of forming an opinion based on research and evidence, you would rather create imaginary evidence to support the argument you believe in unconditionally.
Poke-mon master said:
I hate Tojo. Tojo broke many domestic Law, send many troops to deadly battle field without any support, didn't protect Japanese or other civilians, so responsible for many lives and destroying people's life. But I don't think one or small number of people can start this kind of massive war, also national system should be the one which should not allow to do that.
You wrote "Imperial Japan's Motivation", but there was many people belong to "Imperial Japan", and there are good and bad motivation to start war.
Now finally a good start.
I don't believe, though, that there is a causal relationship between a nation's domestic democratic system and its behaviors exhibited externally. But that's another topic and I'll not troll this thread.
Poke-mon master said:
It's like Communist Party and National Party started war after WWII, like a Communist China and North Korea started war against South Korea and US, like a Communist china invade Vietnam, and like Communist China started War against Tibet.
When you talk about WWII with a Japanese right wing, his/her arguments are un-surprisingly predictable, like, cloned. One has to simply wait to hear "Tibet, Communist", etc, etc. Simply put, trolling. Makes me wonder where are they cloned from. Here's an idea: how about Japanese history text books?
Since you have repeatedly demonstrated your lack of perspective on anything historical, I'll not honor your trolling by correcting your political slogans such as "china invade vietnam", "china start war against tibet". For a history 101 I recommend you start with wikipedia and google. If you are interested to have serious discussions about these topics then open another thread.
Let me ask this question though, which has been asked in different forms by different people at least 3 times in this thread:
Do China's own problems, real or perceived, elevate Japan by even one millimeter in its moral standing on its war aggressions and atrocities?