Dude… what racism? At most, it’s patriotism. Some countries have bad history with one another due to past actions. Germany had to try very hard on a global stage after what the failed artist did. China, Korea and Japan didn’t just go to war, they tried to conquer or annex one another at various points. I mean… dude… Taiwan. I’m not gonna even TRY to go into details because it’s a complicated situation and I don’t know the details precisely. If you’re in the States and travel, then you, undoubtedly, come across our version of stuff like this. All countries and societies have some version. If you grow up in it though, it doesn’t stand out as something “different”.
This is a summary I found of conflict with the Chinese
During the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945), the Imperial Japanese Army committed widespread atrocities across China, characterized by mass killings, sexual violence, and forced labor. The most prominent event was the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, where hundreds of thousands of civilians and disarmed soldiers were murdered, mutilated, and raped. Other atrocities included brutal chemical warfare, human experimentation by Unit 731, and a systemic “three-all” policy (burn all, loot all, kill all).
Key atrocities committed by Japan against China include:
Nanjing Massacre (1937): Following the fall of the capital, Japanese soldiers engaged in a six-week campaign of violence, with death toll estimates ranging from 50,000 to over 300,000.
Systemic Rape and Sexual Slavery: Tens of thousands of Chinese women were raped and forced into sexual slavery as “comfort women” for the Japanese military.
Unit 731 and Biological Warfare: The Japanese army conducted horrific human experiments, including vivisections and exposing prisoners to diseases, and deployed biological weapons that killed over 500,000 people.
“Three-All” Policy: A scorched-earth policy designed to crush resistance, causing massive civilian casualties through starvation, burning villages, and looting.
Forced Labor and Executions: Millions of civilians were forced into hard labor, with many working to death, alongside the indiscriminate execution of prisoners of war and civilians.
It’s not racism, it’s grudge on the work. Even my ancestors who got killed by Japanese before makes me not to tolerate them, we’re not even demanding anything from them.
NoOneFromNoWhere
Dude what is this racism like i ve been tolerating it but it is just so shtty and ass
Skyrellian
Dude… what racism? At most, it’s patriotism. Some countries have bad history with one another due to past actions. Germany had to try very hard on a global stage after what the failed artist did. China, Korea and Japan didn’t just go to war, they tried to conquer or annex one another at various points. I mean… dude… Taiwan. I’m not gonna even TRY to go into details because it’s a complicated situation and I don’t know the details precisely. If you’re in the States and travel, then you, undoubtedly, come across our version of stuff like this. All countries and societies have some version. If you grow up in it though, it doesn’t stand out as something “different”.
decapdecaf
This is a summary I found of conflict with the Chinese
During the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945), the Imperial Japanese Army committed widespread atrocities across China, characterized by mass killings, sexual violence, and forced labor. The most prominent event was the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, where hundreds of thousands of civilians and disarmed soldiers were murdered, mutilated, and raped. Other atrocities included brutal chemical warfare, human experimentation by Unit 731, and a systemic “three-all” policy (burn all, loot all, kill all).
Key atrocities committed by Japan against China include:
Nanjing Massacre (1937): Following the fall of the capital, Japanese soldiers engaged in a six-week campaign of violence, with death toll estimates ranging from 50,000 to over 300,000.
Systemic Rape and Sexual Slavery: Tens of thousands of Chinese women were raped and forced into sexual slavery as “comfort women” for the Japanese military.
Unit 731 and Biological Warfare: The Japanese army conducted horrific human experiments, including vivisections and exposing prisoners to diseases, and deployed biological weapons that killed over 500,000 people.
“Three-All” Policy: A scorched-earth policy designed to crush resistance, causing massive civilian casualties through starvation, burning villages, and looting.
Forced Labor and Executions: Millions of civilians were forced into hard labor, with many working to death, alongside the indiscriminate execution of prisoners of war and civilians.
foofoo3344
And because of that America sent a Fat Man and a Little Boy to reset Japan’s arrogant attitude.
ThatOneGuy11
How is it racist?
Br1cks
because he/she is being retarded
Meowchuchu
It’s not racism, it’s grudge on the work. Even my ancestors who got killed by Japanese before makes me not to tolerate them, we’re not even demanding anything from them.