r/NewsWithJingjing • u/Repulsive-Basis6434 • Jun 03 '23

Media/Video This is unironically what Americans are taught about China

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u/fritterstorm Jun 03 '23

The Japanese saw themselves as anti-imperialist in regards to European imperialism in Asia, maybe that's what teacher meant.

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u/the_PeoplesWill Jun 03 '23

Nothing says anti-imperialist like brutalizing Korean and Chinese denizens through sex slaves and a literal torture factory via Unit 731.

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u/fritterstorm Jun 03 '23

I don’t disagree. As bad as Europeans were, Japanese were so much worse.

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u/Pinkhellbentkitty7 Jun 13 '23

Dontcha worry - everything Japanese did to Asian nations, Nazi coalition did to Jews, Sinti/Romas and Slavs. Sex slavery? Check, Poland is still keeping silent about it because the government's chauvinist mind doesn't accept that rape exists. Medical experiments? Boy oh boy, who do you think were the first "lab rats" for penicillin?

Now, let's consider all the ways whites destroyed Qing China AND hurt the population....