I almost don't like using the word "xenophobic". It's such an overused liberal word. But it seems to describe some of the attitudes I've seen towards the Japanese from that era, because they were on the other side of the war from us.

well that's how propaganda works

you have to dehumanize the enemy

soldiers have to justify it to themselves

Japan's redemption arc is truly the greatest any nation has ever had.

yeah

It's worthy of a salute

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cept the anime

sometimes

Tentacle shit. Eugh.

Mauler, we need ze flamenwerfer

yup

https://tenor.com/view/blow-torch-soldier-kill-it-kill-it-fire-nope-gif-12153236

napalm sticks to kids

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5r-AyTPN3M

Lol

what's the spirit of the bayonet

to kill kill

kill with cold blue steel

Did you make that up or is it in the video?

it's from our army

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDMq9qBpNZM

he says it in this video

It looks like blackface

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lol

I was watching a video one time and the guy said "how many US troops would we need to send to Venezuela? Four?"

BRF 8/5/44

The middle one is the BRF

OH NICE!

Don't mind the filter in the zip lock bag since it's fulled with asbestos

lol

ya thats smart xD

Japan's forgiveness was because Stalin was a threat, the US needed to shift towards new threat ... or so I have heard ... Plus Germany never got the Big D ... Little Boy and Fatman

At least so I have heard as a reason

wasn't it just the Nuclear bombs weren't ready for germany

and that Japan didn't surrender

so we dropped a second one

and that Soviet Union was pushing in too

Yeah the Soviets invaded one of the northernmost Japanese islands
I don't think any atomic bombs were even made until 1945
And Japan didn't surrender, but they did heavily bleed from the firebombings.

They surrendered