It's on the other side. Even has its own little light to make it legal. I played with making a flipper, but I'll leave that you young rebels and renegades.
It's on the other side. Even has its own little light to make it legal. I played with making a flipper, but I'll leave that you young rebels and renegades.
No, Nazi is the symbol of white supremacists and mass murder. Japanese flag was an opposing war opponent, not our ally at all but not the same thing. If you missed it, a ton of riders wear the German military helmet as their bike helmet. The Japanese navy flag is just a nice pattern now unless you fought against them and have some bad emotional scarring, which is entirely possible.
No, Nazi is the symbol of white supremacists and mass murder. Japanese flag was an opposing war opponent, not our ally at all but not the same thing. If you missed it, a ton of riders wear the German military helmet as their bike helmet. The Japanese navy flag is just a nice pattern now unless you fought against them and have some bad emotional scarring, which is entirely possible.
And apparently what the Americans did in Vietnam according to reports as well. All wars have atrocities by both sides. Only the winners decide what is recorded as history. So who do you pick to hate?
I've lived with a lot of people from the southern states. Believe me when I say that the Confederate flag represents a huge part of that populations beliefs today. So being offended by that one is current news, not just back in the civil war days.
I'm not aware of any Japanese Naval atrocities, unlike the army. When I was in South Korea a couple of years ago they had many reminders of that. One statue I came across in a Seoul park had a Japanese soldier bayoneting a mother and child. That's one nation that will never forget.
My Wife's great-grandparents were murdered by the Japanese, and her Grandfather then joined the Chinese Army at 14 years old... him and his troops were out-numbered and pushed into Russia where they were further trained by the Red Army and became the first Chinese paratrooper troop: http://english.chinamil.com.cn/news-channels/today-headlines/2015-05/20/content_6499074.htm
So... wearing that Japanese flag might bring back uncomfortable memories for older Asians, including Chinese, Koreans, Filipinos, etc.
And apparently what the Americans did in Vietnam according to reports as well. All wars have atrocities by both sides. Only the winners decide what is recorded as history. So who do you pick to hate?
I don't know firsthand. I can only repeat what's been said by Americans. All I'm saying is that the movies aren't the first line of accurate historical documents when made in Hollywood. Everybody has done very bad things in wartime, that's the nature of that horrendous beast.
I don't know firsthand. I can only repeat what's been said by Americans. All I'm saying is that the movies aren't the first line of accurate historical documents when made in Hollywood. Everybody has done very bad things in wartime, that's the nature of that horrendous beast.
Yes, Americans have killed civilians, they have also used Agent Orange on large vast of land, but I cannot recall where they have intentionally tortured civilians. Something which Imperial Japan did.
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