Bateman Japan Prime Minister Comfort Women - Why Japan's Stance On "Comfort Women" Matters - Esquire
ヘビー級がきたぞおおお!
要するに、
日本人は自販機で使い古しのパンツを買う変態であり、安倍はキチガイで、慰安婦を否定するのは原爆を否定するのに等しい、と。
Here is a tip for the Prime Minister of Japan: If you want support in your current tiff with China, you might want to rethink your insane position about your country's history.
To wit, we all know that Japan forced hundreds of thousands of women into sexual slavery to be systemically raped for the pleasure of the Imperial Japanese Army and the Imperial Japanese Navy.
Likewise we all know but few Americans know Korea coupled with U.S. military forced hundreds of thousands of women into sexual slavery to be systemically raped for the pleasure of U.S. military; Korean emulated Japanese system of comfort women system and the U.S. exploited it.
America is not big on supporting countries that deny the indisputable facts of their past.
Really?
The U.S. has been ignoring and denying the sex slave system the U.S. military exloited in Asia.
. At the same time it is a nation where the idea of "rest" is considered venal and "tentacle porn" has a strong following. Hell, men can supposedly buy used female underwear from vending machines, and the list goes on from there. The point being that the culture of Japan is not the same as ours. This explains a lot of things, but not everything.
Tentacle porno?
Not many Japanese know it.
It just shows how pervert some Americans are toward another culture.
Do you want me to forme my opinions about Americans from American sex industry?
That being said, the Prime Minister of Japan seems to be off his meds. He is aiming to refute Japan's apology for essentially enslaving tens of thousands of women. More or less this is like the United States denying that we dropped two atomic bombs on Japan
Firstly , that's not what Abe is trying to do.
Suga reiterated the longstanding Japanese position, saying the women's indescribable experiences were heartbreaking. He said that the issue has been studied by Japanese and foreign historians and experts and that the government recognizes the need to study the issue further from an academic point of view.
Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told the House of Representatives Budget Committee on Feb. 20 that the Japanese government will look into the possibility of verifying the credibility of testimonies of former wartime "comfort women" that appeared in an investigative report.
Secondly you don't have to deny Hirosihima. You are already denying the fact that ".the South Korean army's military comfort women system may be indeed the "unfortunate offspring" of the Japanese and the comfort women worked for the U.S military in the same way they worked for Japanese army.
if you pretend that your country did not do what it did, I am guessing that you just lost the support of 170 million Americans, bare minimum.
Is that why nowadays so many Americans lost confidence in the U.S. government?
Japan is not trying to deny what it did. She is trying to say exploitation of comfort women are sin that Japanese military committed but the way they committed the crimes are not so different than the way Korea and the U.S. exploited the comfort women .
Let's work together to settle the issues and study how we--Japan, Korea and the U.S.--- are similar and in what respect we are different in the exploitation of the comfort women.
Let's stand up for the rights of women exploited by our military.