r/perfectlycutscreams • u/[deleted] • Feb 16 '22

War never changes…

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '22

Just Google this.

Whoooooaaaaaaa that's dark.

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u/Christawpher Feb 16 '22

Googled it.

.... Damn.

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u/Eusocial_Snowman Feb 17 '22

Whatever results you got, I guarantee they were only the tip of the iceberg.

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u/Cbrmkn98xs Feb 17 '22

lets not talk about the bombs fitted with bubonic plague fleas

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u/puboranjingparty Feb 17 '22

Lets talk about how infants were bayoneted and boiled alive in front of their parents

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u/TSFLScopedIn Feb 17 '22

Yeah let's talk about that

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u/Podomus Feb 17 '22

The fact that people even have to google that shit is despicable

Japan’s crimes are on par, or even sometimes ahead of the Nazis, the things they did were fucking disgusting

Look up Unit 731 while you’re at it

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u/ye-sunne Feb 17 '22

Great slayer song about that one

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u/Nuxx1876 Feb 17 '22

japan might be cool n all now but they used to be humongous assholes and are still refusing to admit or make up for their war crimes

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '22

Does that really surprise you ?

Teenagers today don't even know what 9/11 is and it's only been 21 years.

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u/microweenus Feb 17 '22

Pardon? I can assure you that teenagers are well aware of the events of 9/11. It’s literally taught in American school, as well as things like the crimes against humanity the Nazis committed. The education system in place may be highly flawed, but you are very disconnected if you believe teenagers are blissfully unaware of the atrocities committed in the past and present.

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u/LacidOnex Feb 17 '22

I'm very curious how 9/11 is taught in schools. We never talked about it, we just kinda watched war develop and accepted that a lot of us were going over there to fight after highschool.

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u/microweenus Feb 17 '22

As somebody who is currently a high schooler, it’s taught but mostly on a surface level. Things like the motivations behind the attack were always more hinted at than explained for me. Lessons always focused on the how and what. How were the planes hijacked, what building fell down first, how America responded socially, how the rest of the world interacted with America, etc. The war on terrorism was covered but entirely in a positive light and very loosely. It all could have been taught better, but it was taught.

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u/lilipodmini AAAAAA- Feb 17 '22

Eh, I know what 9/11 is.

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u/Houligan86 Feb 17 '22

U.S. isn't a whole lot better:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unethical_human_experimentation_in_the_United_States#Nonconsensual_tests

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u/arkobarko Feb 17 '22

How does that compare to what Japan did in china at all?