kumasan1969 comments

RIP Kuroki-san...

paulinusa,

There are few things US can do for China, and China can do things like this for their favor...

If you are saying that Japan is totalitarian, I think your information about us is outdated by about 60 years... Nowadays the leaders at both sides visit each other...

Maybe China is doing someone a favor to push Japan to resolve Futenma issue quickly... or maybe Japan asked China to agitate us citizens just enough to make us agree... or maybe the chopper wasn't even there...

What I am saying is that it is happening too conveniently for the time being.

The Rat, you haven't seen the posters by Tokyo Police dept. have you? they are a lot worse...

I don't see anything wrong with eating dolphins or whales, but blocking this movie from showing is against Japanese constituion and wrong.Everybody has the right to speak up.

What an oyaji to think up of this idea!

It's only a radio controlled airplane with a digicam installed. What is really there for China to "figure it all out"?

Spying. That is quite popular here already and there are millions of drones too.

I guess there can by a lot of spies here, but what you say about drones, "millions" is a lot of number, I mean too much, don't you think?

Umm according to the others who already posted comments, it seems that I'd better try Argentinian beef. Where in Japan is it available?

A respectful and honest attitude, not learning to be thieves, is more legitimate and necessary to build a stronger relationship with Japan's neighbors. Don't go there and complicate it any further.

Ahhh, this Q-chan and this Gozilla... I was thinking something else....

UltraMarine68, yeah, I am getting sick of all this, and I agree.

I still think judging people by countries as one unit, and killing civilians adults and children all together, is wrong. Would it have been better if Japan carpet-bombed Nanjing and killed the same amount of people? I do not think so. Are you going to justify this wrong doing if something happens to North Korea?

We are primarily individuals, our nationalities are not #1 of our identities. It is wrong, it is completely and inarguably and everlastingly wrong to destroy good and evil all together for the sake of evil ones. Nanjing, Hiroshima, Auschwitz, Viet Nam, Rwanda, Bosnia-Herzegovina, or Fallujah. All the same to me, bloody murderers. Whoever join militaries(or SDF or whatever the alternative names are) of any nation is sick. They ignore this simple fact and go after bogus heroism.

I see the evilness and hatred in the quote you posted too. Those Japanese soldiers who did cruel things and those who spoke of genocide are the same kind of people. Evil.

I am not. I am glad that I value life regardless of nationalities.

A nationality is just a small part of what you are. It is unjust to judge people by nationality and punish them all together of what many of them are not responsible to. If patriortism is of such a short circuited nature, it is much better to be an anarchist than a patriotic citizen.

if you soldiers are smart enough to understand this difference, the world could have been a much better place... sigh, and then make the same mistakes over and over.

well, I think I agree with JHansen that war is the ultimate failure of humanity, but Chinese and Americans had the all the rights to fight back. Those glorious warriors of Chinese Liberation Army are heroes and such. Japan was clearly wrong to start that war, and I can even say that it was good Japan lost the war.

Nanjing, or Hiroshima, or carpet bombing of cities,etc, were failure of humanity and betrayal to what we are as humans. Those who define the entire nation as "they" and intentionally murder civilians in a such large scale is nothing more than sick maniacs, and whoever involved with such operations should be ashamed. There is a line which must not be crossed to stay human.

Japan or US or China don't matter, killing civilians on purpose is sick. They knew nothing about what was going on at the war front, and punished for no reason. It is injustice, Japanese or Chinese.

You sick prejudice people who criticize me, read my posts carefully, I never denied Nanjing Massacre.

and I am not using that as execuses for Nanjing either, where in my post are you reading that from?

I brought Hiroshima in my argument because it was already there on the thread by the time I got here, dude.

Excuse me but I do my part of educating the next generations so they don't go wack and make bloody mistakes again. So as many others I personally know.

I purchased a copy of Nanjing Nanjing, bought this journalist's book to read and waiting for my half chinese daughter to become old enough to read and see them and more that welcome to let other homies to review them. Do yoi think why?

However, Japan's wrong doing can nevet justify massacres of non militant residents conducted by American military. And Americans still do it repeatedly even in this century. Go figure.

Japan wasn't, but citizens of Hiroshima were. Uncontrolled anger is also evil. Fighting against evil does not necessarily make one "good side." America wasn't really "good."

The first Tsuburaya Godzilla was a great movie, but the rest of its successors have been load of craps, Hollywood or Tokyo. End it. Period.

This is the viewpoint of Japanese government (in Japanese), not total denial.

http://www.mofa.go.jp/mofaj/area/taisen/qa/08.html

not enough tho.

They lit the candles and do all the performances under candle lights, right? Don't they know that candles also emit CO2? I think they should do this during daytime.

My goodness the doll looks so scary...

Where are the 'I hope so' and 'Dunno' buttons?

Because it is not "do you know?" question, if it is then "I hope so" or "Dunno" be valid answers.

The question is "Do you believe?" so the answer can only be plain "yes" or "no".

We won!! We wooon!!! (maybe just this time)