>Killed 30 million chinese and southern asians and has practiced cannibalism and mass rape.
>Received money for industrialization and infrastructure for free.
>Received technology transference for free .
>Received free access to the biggest market in the world (USA) almost without tariffs (helping to break the industries in the Roast Belt)
>50 years later: "We did all for ourselves"...
Killed 30 million chinese and southern asians and has practiced cannibalism and mass rape
Jason Cooper
Dominic Mitchell
>killed 30 million monkeys
>uma delicia
Nathan Collins
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Auto correction
Justin Ward
Chinks kill each other more than that
Carter Adams
I´m not talking about your family, but about people
Dominic Rodriguez
I'm prepared to be called a brainlet
but how do you kill 30 million people?
it just seems absurdly high, even if you have a huge army
China was still pretty sparsely populated in the early 20th-century, it's not like there were 1 million people per square mile
Samuel Bell
They mostly fought around population centers, chinese regulars were disguised as civilians, and the chinese army was fuckhuge. These conditions forced the japs to basically kill everyone they could.
Levi Scott
Psycho dwarves
Hudson Sanders
Subject "Banzai with deep emotion in whole of the Korean Peninsula"
This is published in 1941, Japan was fighting against China.
Koreans, Japan never forget your help and friendship. Thank you.
Juan Evans
Thank you, Koreans
Tyler Perry
>helping to break the industries in the [sic] Rust Belt
Well the decline didn't start until the 1980's, it had far more to do with China.
The only thing we really lost to Japan was a large segment of our auto industry, but that had more to do with gas prices and our manufactures reading the market incorrectly
Brayden Wilson
We don't need your ignorant "thanks", there were plenties of traitors and other collaborators working for you guys in the east asia, also there were no friendship, only that most koreans were being used as slaves and despised by the japanese at the time.
( I am a second generation Korean, born in the US, fight me you jap rightwing. )
Noah Clark
>also there were no friendship
>Korean kamikaze volunteers
>Koreans voluntarily changing their names to Japanese
Lincoln Russell
Japs, Korea will never forget the pain and hardship that you brought upon them. Thank you.
Aiden Richardson
That's called colonization
also japs had their mass brainwash programs in places such as korea.
Camden Lee
But they forget all the good things Japan made for them.
Nathan Phillips
>russians collaborating with the nazi germans
>Pyccкaя ocвoбoдитeльнaя apмия
>russians in the SS
>what?
Camden Adams
>innocent Koreans
YEAH KILLEM
>innocent Chinese
YEAH KILLEM
>innocent Philippines
YEAH KILLEM
Asher Scott
glorious nippon katana sharp like plane wings
Samuel Parker
just kidding, screw those blood thirsty Japs
Levi Hughes
>>innocent Koreans
>YEAH KILLEM
Japanese politics was actually different toward Koreans. Japs considered them as younger dumb brothers and wanted to make 'a proper Japanese' from them. They would had a success though if not the defeat in ww2.
Julian Bennett
Sad!
Notice how they’ve done ever since the Cold War ended?
Gavin Barnes
There’s a billion of them
What’s your point?
Daniel Evans
I forgot one more:
>INNOCENT PEARL HARBOR
YEAH KILLEM
Cameron Collins
Based
Adam Thompson
Yeah, if some soldiers don’t have uniforms then killing 30 million civilians is okay! Kill’em!
Asher Green
Extremely based
Jason Sanchez
>some
Now make that 200 divisions and see how can you wage war effectively. There are no civilians in a land war with china, dumbass.
David Peterson
>innocent
Jace Walker
The decline started in the 1960s and had everything to do with Japan/Korea. We had a trade surplus with China until 1998.
Nathan Russell
>Killed 30 million chinese
no, 78 million
Hunter Harris
Same goes for Germs. For some unclear reason Burgerstanians tend to fetishize their former enemies.
I suppose we should go to war with them so our grandchildren could enjoy their favour.
Carson Thompson
Or in Russia =^]
Yeah kill’em commies!
Ryan Reed
Is that supposed to be an argument
Owen Scott
>Red book of Communism
David Robinson
So actively targeting civilians for slaughter and dropping measles on them as test subjects is the same?
Justin Lee
If you only know that Vietnamese is the real problem these days rather than bringing decade old picture for debate…
Andrew Reed
Sounds familiar to me xD
Landon Morris
you do realize that the best way to avoid killing innocents is to avoid starting war right?
>For some unclear reason
everything was done to spite USSR and COMMINTERN
what a price they paid
Jaxson Morris
>Killed 30 million chinese and southern asians and has practiced cannibalism and mass rape.
Nonsense allied propaganda like unit 7whatever and the >holocaust.
Caleb Adams
wait are you implying Mao Tse Tung was a japanese sleeper agent??
Parker Cruz
>everything was done to spite USSR and COMMINTERN
Not sure about that.
Today's Burgerstanian (and Westoid in general) right wingers are in love with Putin's Russia, USA's weakened rival. It's pretty much the same situation.
Jaxon Russell
>Not sure about that
trust me man, i'm talking out of the experience of my parents
merryshits are so brainwashed they hate everything it has to do with Communism. as long as Putin doesn't say that dirty word he's respected even if his purpose in life is to cuck USA out of "world's numero uno" place
Luke Myers
>bloodthirsty monkeys kill eachother
>DE WHITEY MADE ME DO IT
Michael Martinez
Stop being delusional you retarded macaco
>Received money for industrialization and infrastructure for free.
American aid for Japan called EROA and GARIOA was a total of $1.95 billion while Japan paid occupation costs named Shusen Shorihi which worked out to FOUR POINT SEVEN BILLION DOLLARS. We didn't gain, on the contrary we lost some $2.7 billion. The thing is, this payment of occupation costs is little known even in America today, so they peddle the delusion "America helped Japan with reconstruction" and third worlders like you fall for it in hope of the same "miracle".
>Received technology transference for free .
There was no such a thing actually. We paid patent fees when we used their tech.
>Received free access to the biggest market in the world (USA) almost without tariffs (helping to break the industries in the Roast Belt)
Japan's trade dependency has been always below the average of the world; in fact it's among lowest, meaning export wasn't what made Japan wealthy.
data.worldbank.org
Japan and Germany were great powers to start the biggest war in human history in the first place; both INDEED did all for themselves, and are formidable powers with/without America. Masterraces staying masterraces and you monkeys staying monkeys have nothing to do with America but that's just nature. Deal with it faggot
Dylan Garcia
you only get what you deserve
Luis Taylor
But do you love Japan?
Jaxson Brooks
>mongolian complaining about bloodthirst
just because you were out of "world war 5" doesn't mean you didn't shoot the shit out of russians in the past, don't be hypocrite
Jonathan Fisher
Yeah, the evil Chinese should’ve not invaded Japan
David Perry
How can such a based nation exist?
Joseph Ward
you used sarcasm because you are butthurt? are you a chinese in Chile or you just hate weeaboos?
my point was that all wars are bad n' sheeit
the only way for any nation to remain in the "good side of the Force" is to be technically pacifists, like the swiss
Jace Torres
>DO YOU HATE THE NIPS YET??! I'M SHILLING AS HARD AS I CAN BUT ITS HAVING NO EFFECT.
womp womp
Alexander Cooper
Grayson Ortiz
This. Despite their retarded consumerism and over the top work ethics, they have it so good.
>be a new industrial force
>want to build a strong economy
>USA decides to cut off 80% oil, without which you can't produce
>can't do shit, forced to start a war you know you will lose
>lose
>got all of your shit destroyed
>hehe stupid nippon wouldn't do anything without us
Thanks, US.
Jeremiah Adams
Pretty lucid post. Claiming US rebuilt Japan/Germany is what leads to delusional boomer civnat, then you get ludicrous shit like "We can transform Afghanistan/Iraq/Vietnam into a functional modern democracy! All people are really Americans on the inside."
Civ nat musy be destroyed and the idea that America 'rebuilt' Japan/Germany needs to go.
Andrew Green
Japs...
Kayden Fisher
Op btfo
Lucas Sanders
>forced to start a war they knew they would lose
really now
Andrew Cox
Japan really is our best ally.
Josiah Stewart
Is it "all for ourselves" or "all by ourselves" because that one word changes the meaning immensely
Jack Collins
YEAH BUT WHAT ABOUT ANIME
Aiden Richardson
anime is good, japanese is not
watch french anime instead :3
Christian Howard
> be Japanese
> Roast humans and rape roasties
> America steals roast belt nickname
Carter Morales
not gay or a furry, sry
Lucas Adams
Hah....GAY
Christopher Thompson
>we
as someone who's half korean and has been to the dmz, fuck yourself lad
Logan Morales
fuck China t.b.h.
Jayden Sanchez
cruel bastards
Eli Powell
I see a bunch of butthurt monkeys and slavs in this thread, fix your own garbage countries first
Lucas Smith
and your rejection of deming
Chase James
Kek
Jaxson Hill
>Chinese
>Innocent ever
Liam Moore
Reminder that Unit 731 was just a biological weapons research center and no primary source evidence/documentation of human experiments exists
Brody Bennett
Funniest part is the fact that all the nations that Japan attacked have become their friends due to the sheer hate they held towards the Chinese.
Cameron Wright
the deinndustrialization of US started with Nixon/Rockefeller's globalist shift to China and also Taiwan/Korea/Japan. the steel belt became the rust belt in the 70s due to their policies.
the clintons continued rockefeller's policies (including NAFTA)
the "Rust Belt" is a term that gained popularity in the U.S. in the 1970s, resulting from Rockefeller's globalist policies.
Since the 1960s, the expansion of Rockefeller's worldwide free trade agreements have been less favorable to U.S. workers. Imported goods such as steel cost much less to produce in Third World countries (china) with cheap foreign labor
Beginning with the recession of 1970–71, a new pattern of deindustrializing economy emerged.
Nixon/Rockefeller China project went to full swing in the 1980s.
Nixons China policy resulted in gradual expansion of the U.S. trade deficit with China in the 1980s. In the ensuing years the U.S. developed a massive trade deficit with the East Asian nations of China, Hong Kong, Taiwan. As a result, the traditional manufacturing workers in the region have experienced economic upheaval. This effect has devastated government budgets across the U.S and increased corporate borrowing to fund retiree benefits.