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5/16/2020 3:13:06 AM
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[quote]I'm an SJW because I don't think it's right to generalize an entire generation? Please enlighten me in that amazing logic of yours.
The only reason I called him a boomer is because he completely fits the criteria, judging entire generations, and calling them the softest to have ever walked on Earth. That's complete and utter stupidity, and if you believe that you should turn off the TV and go outside for once.[/quote]
I do go outside. You trying to generalize me lol. I'll leave you with this history lesson about Japan in ww2.
The Japanese military prevented people from leaving the city to avoid bombing runs.
They were worse then the germans. They murderd babies with their bayonets. They r*ped non Japanese people. They treated the prisoners worse then concentration camps. They would eat the prisoners when they got hungry.
They didn't care about their people. Just the wishes of the commanding general and the emperor who they worshiped.
Kamikaze means "divine wind". The Japanese used that word. The pilots believed that the Americans would brutalized their people even though the Japanese were doing that already.
I can dm you some photos of the brutal tactics.
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Not once did I try to defend the OP of this thread's opinion about using "bad words". In fact I completely disagree with this thread. However I also completely disagree with SymphoniC's post about this generation. My whole point is that OP is an idiot, and SymphoniC is bunching an entire generation with an idiot. WW2 history has always fascinated me. Being in the military myself, I've gotten the opportunity to work in both Japan, and in Germany. Those opportunities also allowed me to travel to a lot of countries and learn history from multiple different angles. I feel that I'm pretty educated on the subject, however the more I travel, the more I still learn. One of the things I learned recently was that while a lot of Kamikaze pilots were volunteers, there was also a lot of social pressure, including risk of dishonoring their families, put on these pilots until they "volunteered".
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[quote]Not once did I try to defend the OP of this thread's opinion about using "bad words". In fact I completely disagree with this thread. However I also completely disagree with SymphoniC's post about this generation. My whole point is that OP is an idiot, and SymphoniC is bunching an entire generation with an idiot. WW2 history has always fascinated me. Being in the military myself, I've gotten the opportunity to work in both Japan, and in Germany. Those opportunities also allowed me to travel to a lot of countries and learn history from multiple different angles. I feel that I'm pretty educated on the subject, however the more I travel, the more I still learn. One of the things I learned recently was that while a lot of Kamikaze pilots were volunteers, there was also a lot of social pressure, including risk of dishonoring their families, put on these pilots until they "volunteered".[/quote] I'm not sure why you took my post 100% literally. Obviously, there is truth to it. PC culture is much more prevalent today than it was 70 years ago--or 10 years ago for that matter. In no way do I believe that everyone in this current generation falls in line with the OP. I do believe that over-sensitivity is so pervasive nowadays, particularly among college-aged and young professional demographics (which includes me, FYI), that it is a defining character trait. I expressed that in a humorous, but truthful generalization. Don't take it for anything more (or less) than that.
