Did they learn from Germany? Thats why instead of demanding reparations they helped Japan rebuild?

hey . . . hey . . .you got to tell a japanese girl twice when you break up . . dropping the bomb twice before she gets it is the only way

Dude I get to make the nuke jokes.

Lol and we get to Blindfold our chinese workers with dental floss whats your point ?

The bombs are even the reason Japan surrendered

Im just wondering if there was any other situation similar to US Japan

Like country A defeats B

well did anyone else have nukes

A helps B rebuild and lets B keep their sovereignity

And B does not fuck it up

History is fully of country A defeating country B

But helping B rebuild without taking over?

Like Japan was never acolony or annexed state of the US

Rome help Rebuild everyhing . . . (in there image cough cough)

Thats subjugation

Or annexing

There were instances of it in history . but its few and far inbetween

im trying to find some

you didnt see america forcing the japs to learn english or discard all of their culture

@Walsp the USSR is the reason for Japan's surrender

Or forcing them to enlist in the US army

Like auxillaries in Rome

Having beaten Germany russia was turning it's full attention to Japan and Japan couldn't win a 2 front war

So they gave into the USA

I doubt that to be honest.

Hmmmm

They were counting on the US to invade them

And the USSR lost too many from their war with germany

Unless the japanese didnt know that

Yes and the bombs helped for sure

only recently before trumps election didnt japan get the right to have a army again because of China

Still Ill aagree on one thing

But it was not the reason we won

the us forced them to have a Defence force only in a pact

That the japs would rather they surrunder unconditionally to the US rather Russia

They.... dont have a standing defensive army?

They dont even have nukes

Russia is a strange one . they want to be part of europe but because of what the USSR did in the cold war the rest of europe was weary but Nato did break its agreement with russia

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