War in the pacific was a deliberate act of war for Japan to get there foot in the door on expansion with fellow axis powers.

During the time of the Pacific War,Japan was under the dictatorship of Mussolini who had dreamed of making Japan a world superpower.

Japan initiated a war on Manchuria, followed by, China and finally on pearl harbor.It was the one initiating the war for its own glorification.U.S.A. was neutral and not a part of WW2 until the Pearl Harbor attack.Thus, in my opinion Japan was majorly responsible for the Pacific war.

Firstly, I shall disregard your juvenile preamble and present my point, (which isn't an argument, but a statement of fact) in the manner which suits me. The sneak attack on Pearl Harbour, regardless of the alleged mitigating factors, was the sole cause for the United States of America declaring war on a Japan whose administration of war lords was determined to have a ''show down'' with America. No point in attempting to concoct a fictitious counter argument when a short sighted dimwit on a galloping horse could see from a mile off on a foggy night that it was the cowardly attack of the 7th of December 1941 at Pearl Harbour before a declaration of war that brought the United States of America into WW2.

I used the adjective 'juvenile' as an euphemistic abridgment to summarily describe the pompous and patronizing nature of the sine qua non prerequisite conditions for replying to your debate. I have submitted my answer in my own style. Take it or leave it. In the overall scheme of things your opinion of my standpoint, on this or any other issue, isn't, in my judgment, worth a tinker's damn.