August 15th – today is the anniversary of the surrender of the Japanese Imperial Army, those damned invaders
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This post was last edited by 1111111 on 2016-8-15 12:32. August 15th – today is the anniversary of the surrender of the Japanese Imperial Army, those damned invaders. August 15th, today is the anniversary of the surrender of the Japanese Imperial Army, those damned invaders. August 15th, today is the anniversary of the surrender of the Japanese Imperial Army, those damned invaders. August 15th, today is the anniversary of the surrender of the Japanese Imperial Army, those damned invaders. August 15th, today is the anniversary of the surrender of the Japanese Imperial Army, those damned invaders. August 15th, today is the anniversary of the surrender of the Japanese Imperial Army, those damned invaders. Hehehehehe
I searched for “Japonians eating shit” on Baidu and was shocked right away. . . So the Japanese really do eat shit, huh. . . . . . . Scarab Nation
The Japanese people are willing to eat even feces; it shows that they have great perseverance. . . . . . .
. The Japanese, in general, I think they are similar to dogs – for example, they have a tendency to like eating excrement. When it comes to judging things, their perspective is always skewed; they can’t see the clear distinctions between right and wrong. These Japanese ‘dogs’ simply can’t distinguish such things clearly. .
. . It is said that: people should not fight with dogs. . . . . . But some people are quite despicable and vile; they always try to provoke the dogs, to get them to growl at them. . . . . . Fighting with a dog – I couldn’t see the advantage of provoking the dog; what’s the point in that? . .
As someone born in the 1980s, I learned many stories about Japan’s invasion of China in history class during my school days. As a child, I also watched many anti-Japanese movies, such as Little Soldier Zhang Ga, The Battle of Landmines, The Battle in Tunnels, The Shining Red Star, and Message in a Feather, among others. But these days, movies have become commercialized; no movies that don’t make money are made anymore. So how many decent anti-Japanese movies are left? Nowadays, those anti-Japanese TV dramas are turned into so-called \"masterpieces\" by some idiots. Hehe, in another ten-odd years, I guess people born in the 2000s won’t even know the names of the country’s founding leaders.
Little Japan is stirring up trouble again; we must resolutely strike back...
It are usually the ordinary people who really want to start a war; those who have money, power, and influence don’t want war at all. Do you think I’m right?
Everything is decided by strength. If you can’t get something back there, don’t expect to get it back at the negotiation table.