Why were the Japanese so cruel to POWs during WW2?
Worse than was reported.
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Skameful barbarity.
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Why were the Japanese so cruel to POWs during WW2 Hello M: Cruel according to Western values.. However, according to Bushido, which is the way of the Samurai, they weren't cruel at all.. But, we defeated them, and they've adopted Western ways. excon Side: Worse than was reported.
If you could read you would know that the western ways to which you made reference were as equally as barbaric as the over romanticized notion of, the way of the Samurai until relatively recently. Yes, the Japanese were defeated thanks to the brilliance of the U.S., military commanders and its fighting men and women. People like you contributed zilch to that and all subsequent conflicts. So don't take any credit by saying ''we defeated them''. Side: Skameful barbarity.
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The Germans were also very savage but by all accounts the cold blooded barbarity of the Japanese surpassed even the sadistic cruelty of the Nazis. Does this inhumanity form a congenital part of the Japanese character which still exists to this day? Side: Worse than was reported.
Does this inhumanity form a congenital part of the Japanese character which still exists to this day? Hello Antrim: Being good warriors doesn't connote any congenital abnormality to me.. But, of course, I come from a long line of victorious warriors.. excon Side: Skameful barbarity.
You come across to me as a low down yellow-bellied coward who got caught while engaged in criminality and sent to clink. The only warriors you have ever seen is on Children's Television Channels. Who do you think you're kidding you piece of festering, black enameled shit? Side: Worse than was reported.
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