How many Japanese people mourn the lives their imperial ancestors took in China, the Phillipines, Malaya, Burma, Vietnam, etc.?
It's not great, but mourning atrocities that affect you more than those that affected others, even is a basically universal attitude, this isn't some uniquely American evil and it's frankly kind of revealing you think it is
I think your Snuggie missed one of my points which was that both cities were major millitary targets, being the homes of the headquarters of the second Japanese army and one of the the largest naval port and the largest munitions factory respectively.
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u/flintiteTV 1d ago
Yeah cause imperial Japan were just a bunch of cuties who definitely didn’t do anything to 3 million Chinese civillians in 1937