• @[email protected]
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      -211 months ago

      You’re saying with the point of view of someone in 2023. The Army would have shot people fighting against their government and that would have been the end of it. Japan (especially at the time) is also culturally very different from Western countries.

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          -211 months ago

          I never said it’s not dramatic, I said that your argument that “people are alive today because X” doesn’t hold much water because others died so they’re alive. Go tell the family of those who died that their brother/sister/parent had to die to save people in another country.

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              011 months ago

              Tell me, what two days during WW2 did the Germans lose over 100k civilians uninvolved in the war in a couple of seconds? 🤔

              The situations aren’t that comparable if we’re being honest with ourselves.

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                  So you take responsibility for all decisions taken by your government then?

                  I’ll just ignore the ridiculous bit after that.

                  • PugJesusOP
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                    111 months ago

                    That’s part of the social contract, man. It doesn’t mean that every time your government kills someone, you’re guilty of murder, but it does mean that we all bear some culpability for the actions of governments we live under, barring an actual attempt to break allegiance with that government.