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“atomic bombings of Japan were of its own making”, Chinese Daily

http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/opinion/2016-05/26/content_25470026.htm

The misery the Japanese people suffered during the war, including that endured by the survivors of atomic bombings, was because of Japanese militarism.

Fact speaks ugly, but it is true. Simply putting the title could be misleading emotionally.

However, my sympathies to all war victims, it is regardless of facts or nations.

Playing on words, not convincing at all.

Even though I'm a pro-nuclear guy (technology wise), Abe's statement now makes me skeptical whether he(or someone) has been thinking through how to establish the nuclear power chain IN JAPAN, "100% safe" just sounds like a false precondition for the whole thing, of course, I can take it as sorta "political polishing".

If today Abe's talking about how we could handle a nuclear power plant failure, in case a.b.c...Then I feel more convinced.

I feel so sorry for these workers, when will it be the end?

@Victory Nippon, you're so cute. Although I don't know what chucky really thinks, please don't take it as emotions towards a country or people. Not "talking bad", he's merely expressing his view on certain subjects, and the same for others who may have sharp voice. For instance, me, I don't like Abe's action, being upset with these right wingers, and not supporting Japanese government's move on the Islets issue, but I love Japanese people.

Crippled plants, contaminated water and radiated environment, all of them remind me of the Fallout series, thumb up if you have same image in your mind.

Anyone watch animation "Uchuu Kyoudai"(Space brother)? Thumb up if you like it too. This news simply remind me of it. Congrats anyways!

In today's Chinese press, this news is typeset with another news saying that Japanese cabinet councilor, Tomohiko Taniguchi, wishes to offer help for rescue tasks in the lately-happened earthquake in China. To be honest, it feels emotionally conflicting when I read both of them on one page. So, regardless of the asserting action itself, only speaking of the timing, I don't see the wise part of it.

Good action! Japan!

Personally, "unnamed officials" sounds rather skeptical to me. Trying to be propaganda-resistant, so I just checked medias from both sides, and as ne-tiger mentioned, there's another different story on China side. For short, regardless of these media stuffs, Japan, why not give out a short proof you claimed to have, instead of telling me such a story with a lot of "uncertainty"?

As long as it's "X-nomics", it doesn't make sense.

kurumazaka: actually Minello7 is somehow right, this world is more or less governed by economics, particularly speaking, by resource. If we human beings had already stepped into space era, with mature fusion technology and sufficient Tritium resource, who would care such an island on the earth. All kinds of "ownership", ''nationalism' are just what we see from the surface. By the way, according to your military-power-oriented thinking, China and Japan would have already started firing around the island.

Ann, I agree with you, Japan needs nuclear power, and it's a matter of administration. Though I'm not sure how Japan is developing nuclear science nowadays, I'm afraid these protests and opposing emotions would more or less slow this kind of research within Japan, and I feel bad for that. IMO, controllable nuclear power shall be the ultimate goal of all human beings, such as fusion. So there's a splendid way out there, Japanese people, please think it twice.

OssanAmerica, please either go to China or re-study "communism" before commenting. If you're still telling "Since they're a socialist society...", that's a joke. Both of them may not be what you think they are.