Message from @Lucienne d'Anwyl
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To be fair.
The Self Esteem class was part of the Women's Studies department, our textbook was a book from the 80s that basically blamed patriarchy for all female self esteem issues, and our professor was a self-proclaimed 50-year-old bull dyke.
My school taught me well that's what's weird
also to be fair on the japs they did pull pearl harbour off flawlessly
Had some fun messing with that narrative, but bleagh..
I'm glad I dodged this crazy stuff
The bombing of Pearl Harbor and the two nukes are equal in terms of barbaric nature.
nah
barbarism is subjective
the nukes were in honorable warfare
Especially as the motivation was very different.
pearl harbour was an unprovked sneak attack
and surprise declaration of war
the very heart of dishonour
Well the nukes were done during a time of war when everyone was afraid of the ramifications of using them.
Not sure I would call it dishonour, but they were definitely operating based on different rules of engagement.
The nukes were, at the time, feared for their might. People didn't understand fallout yet.
declaring a war with a surprise attack is dishonorable af
Not by Asian standards.
the cities still exist and are populous
there were just a couple thousand post bombing casualties from rad poisoning
The fallout is why we rebuilt everything. When they dropped the things, they thought they were just blowing people up so they would stop fighting to the last.
They didn't expect the kind of deaths a lot of people got.
@Firefairy asians dont know what honour is
fallout of nukes is a lot less severe than that of say fission reactors
and rebuilding stuff doesnt make the fallout go away
its still there
They have whole systems defining honour. It's just a version that seems weird to anyone not raised in it. Works the same the other way around.
until it all decays
bushido isnt about honour tbh
Yeah, but the rebuilding was a guilt thing.
its like confucianism
I didn't say bushido was.
justifying authoritarian governments
cuz asians dont have honour lul
and thats the closest thing they do have to it
Unless you can define honor, I don't know there is much point to this.
You're saying no culture in an entire continent has a concept of honor.
That's a pretty strong claim.