COH: Europe In Ruins

Troll post... ignore.

I know you're pissed about your grandfather or great grandfather being killed by the military of the Japanese State 70 years ago, and somehow you think that raging against the Japanese in year 2011 will vindicate him, but its not true. I promise.

In 2009 one of my sisters got her brains blown out by an American with a rifle. Should I rage against Americans? 2009 is a lot more recent than 1941-45. Na. People are people and evil is what they do. I'd have to hate an awful lot to vindicate all the wrongs ever committed.

I'm really sorry for whatever has happened in your life to make you hurt like that deadbolt. But whether I'm sorry for your or not, most venues are going to demand that you respect other people.

Enough with the trolling deadb0lt

Hey what butthurt admin removed my post and why?

You were quoting deadb0lt's removed posts so I figured I'd remove them as well. Sorry.

T-T

But yeah, I understand why so no hurt feelings from me :)

Troll post... ignore.

Are you for real? Or are you just trying to troll the forum?

Troll post... ignore.

Well I hope you don't want to become friends with any EIR players, because bigoted racist assholes aren't very popular ;)

Troll post... ignore.

Mgallun, I'd venture to say that you weren't alive for the loss, and that the loss was relayed to you by oral history. The fact that you're holding on to that as something to feel hate about could very simply mean that you're feeling a lack of involvement in the here and now, toward which most people direct their feelings. That isn't abnormal, in the West its very common especially among young men because our lifestyle isolates us from all the things that allow us to feel involved in our own destiny, prove our metal, live for something other than a 9-5 job, and engage in meaningful struggle, etc. However, give it time and get/finish an education and some of those feelings will go away. I know because I've been there. When I was young I had an obsession with the North and South and wanted to refight the civil war. Totally irrational from an outside perspective but I was fiending for purpose. American culture likes to vilify all perceived weakness originating from human need, but its a pointless game. We have needs because we're human, and nobody is exempt. There's nothing wrong with wanting to hate. Hate is good. It's natural to a point. When you're told you're not allowed to hate ANYBODY because everybody is equal bla bla bla, you tend to just pick something. You may find later in life that you picked the Japanese for this reason.

uhh... k

Was never really Impressed with the American Civil War(everything from that period in history seems pretty backwards to me)

Just as a fyi, as they were interning American CITIZENS in these concentration camps. The 442nd was fighting in Europe and being sent on basically suicide missions while their families were still being held in these camps. 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/442nd_Infantry_Regiment_%28United_States%29

Most highly decorated regiment in the history of the United States armed forces - 21 Medal of Honors and full of as you would phrase it: "Japs"

I can maybe understand why you may be still angry at the Empire of Japan for starting a war with the US.  I don't understand how you can celebrate the violation of the civil rights of American citizens

It may have been wrong but look at it like this. Their emperor was considered a living god so you would do anything for him. General fear was becuase of this that Japanese citazens would rise up to obey their living god and start sabotaging America. Of coarse most of these Japanese Americans where just that Americans and no longer followed thier old beliefs of a god like emperor. My grandfather fought against them in WWII, and the Japanese soldiers where ruthless. The stuff hittler did was a tea party compared to what the Japanese would do to citizens and soldiers of other countries. They would pure gas on captured us soldiers, burn them alive and then laugh at it. Behead, people for no reason, take you away while you're taking a piss and mutaliate you beyond recognition. When the Japanese soldier would go to surrender they often held gernades or other explosives to kill anyone around them. Infact they would give 2 weeks leave to anyone who captured an alive Japanese soldier, that's how bad it was. According to my grandfather they would rather kill a surrendering Jap then take the chance of him having a gernade and killing his would be captors. If you where there you would feel a deep hatred for these people and what they did to captured soldiers. My grandfather refused to buy anything Japanese untill the 80's, when my dad won a trip to Japan but gave it to my grandfather instead. My father believed that once he went there and saw for himself how much that culture has changed then he would move on from the past. My grandfather took the trip and it changed his mind, infact he loved the experince. It changed his mind about buying Japanese products, but the fact is they where absolutely brutal in their military tactics.

LOL...

i love trolling


its so fun, gets people all worked up.

It was backwards. It's called the past.  :D



I don't take issue with any of those things about the Japanese, I'm sure they happened and a lot. My father's father fought the Japanese (and was on the USS Lexington when it sank) so I'm right there with you. But tbh Hitler's Germany wasn't a tea party. All the same horror stories could be said about some of the German units. Point is most people are denizens of their government and when their despotic government and high ideals it imbued are crushed, they sway with the new master, and change considerably if that new master is liberal democracy. What's the point in holding onto hate for them? I lived in Japan in 2005 and they are obsessed with America and English and all things West. Their children are absolutely adorable, almost as cute as my own. They have no interest in attacking us or anybody else. The true cancer you should hate is despotism and manipulative government that turns people like that into the suicidal mindfreaks you described.

The problem is that it's nigh impossible to separate genuine idiocy from trolling, and since it is much more acceptable to be a troll than a complete idiot it's fairly easy to figure out which one of the two one would claim to belong to no matter what they really are.

Protip: don't shit where you eat.

I think you're right... Mg just got emberassed and totally humilated.. Its like those kids who get bad grades in schools SO they say they have a learning disability.. when really they're just probably lazy or dumb..

Also Side note I'm glad to see Eirr Has some brilliant minds, thx for the reads Erwin & jodomar.

I've always stated, hate the governments that control the people, not the people themselves.

I hope he didn't get embarrassed, the point was to learn something.

Thanks for the compliment. I enjoy good reads as well.

Duuude that gets my mind going. I'm trying to pick my graduate field right now and my options are really open. One of them is a comparison of cultural traits and traditions and how it effects a culture's proficiency in making war. I would be curious to know how much of their cultural traits those soldiers in the 442nd retained from Japan and how it helped/hindered them in their earning of 21 MOH's. But the really interesting thing is if you start mixing and matching one nation's soldierly traits with another nation's industrial output / engineering prowess. Can you imagine circa '41 Japanese adult males with American weaponry and logistical support? I wonder if the 442nd is an example of that scenario.

Ever wonder what the world would be like if Napoleon Bonaparte was accepted on a astronomy voyage that became shipwrecked with no survivors.

possibilities!

i dont eat here, so i can shit here all i want.

embarrased? from internet trash talk? ya ok.. lol..


some of you need lives i suppose...

FU dweebs.

Someone seems to be oblivious as to what a metaphor is.

When EiR goes mainstream and we develop our own engine(HA HA) I'll spend my portion of the profit on buying mgallun a trip to Tokyo

i would donate if you spending him a trip to Fukushima to have a cup of "little boy"

sweet.. i heard the Red Light district is pretty sweet there... lots a little 5 foot honeys.. lol.