淳司 森

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

@Eureka_Bing @pikachugonta @Barrontrumpgi Yes, I can check it. How about you? Again, tell me about what the communist party has said about it? If you call me a lier, please correct me. What happened in there?

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

Without complaining, just go ahead and talk about the Tiananmen Massacre. Deng Xiaoping set things right after the Cultural Revolution, didn't he? Do the same thing. But you can't do that...because your country has no facts and democracy. Tell me what the Chinese communist party has said about it?

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

Again Why can these photos be the evidence? Quite conversely can you imagine how much the hard work was to rebut everything of the pictures. They actually found where they came from and the inconsistency taking years. Maybe you can’t. Anyway You might have been able to fool the Japanese people with your childish comments in the past, but that won't work anymore. It has been proven that none of your so-called evidence is based on fact.

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

They rewrite it because they’ve figured out what actually happened, right? Why do you just assume that the initial account is the correct one? The history of the Roman Empire is constantly being rewritten. If what you’re saying were true, there would be no need for historians. Oh, my apologies—I suppose your country doesn't actually have any historians.

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

@Eureka_Bing @pikachugonta @Barrontrumpgi Don't you have anything new? Do you know where this photo came from? Most Japanese people are already sick of seeing these same old photos.

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

@Eureka_Bing @pikachugonta @Barrontrumpgi That means that Germany is banning part of the freedom of speech, your country is banning though. This is not something you can be proud of. Again don’t use Germany and other nations especially Asian nations to back up your propaganda.

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

@Eureka_Bing @pikachugonta @Barrontrumpgi How can you this picture taken in Taiwan? Answer me.

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

@Eureka_Bing @pikachugonta @Barrontrumpgi Whatever you say, the article you referred has nothing to do with you and your country, you got it?

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

@Eureka_Bing @pikachugonta @Barrontrumpgi BTW, Honda Katsuichi as one of the authors is a notorious guy in Japan to spread your propaganda in the world. Give me a break.

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

Look, I’m not denying anything! After all, you can't deny something that never happened in the first place. What I’m saying is that your claims are nothing but propaganda. If the Nanjing Massacre really happened, it’s up to *your* country to show the evidence of the slaughter of 300,000 people. It’s simple, isn't it? Just dig up the ground and the proof should be there. Why don't you have Japan do that? And then, all of a sudden, you bring up chemical weapons? That’s quite a leap. Western nations were manufacturing chemical weapons back then, too. Why is the fact that Japan disposed of them considered worse than the ethnic cleansing carried out by the Nazis? Generally speaking—except for in your country—people tend to think Japan handled the situation in good faith.

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

Don't use F-words.I told you before: what you're saying is propaganda—and an inferior copycat of the Chinese nationalist party’s rhetoric. I also said I have no interest in debating that propaganda with you, because it’s a waste of time. But don't get me wrong; I actually enjoy exchanging views with you. However, I have no intention of visiting a facility based on that propaganda, nor am I interested in what some guy named Lee… said. After all, it *is* propaganda. I’ve even pointed out that the evidence regarding this propaganda can be found in Taiwan's National Library. Surely that’s enough said. The one who should be embarrassed is you, for using such crude language. It’s a shame. Also, the rest of the world considers October 1, 1949, to be the founding date of your country. That makes its history shorter than even that of the USA. That isn't propaganda; it's a fact.

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

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So, what you're saying that if your country were a democracy, it would nuke Japan—given that there’s a certain number of right-wingers like me here in Japan, right?
Then go ahead and launch the nukes at Japan by return! That *is* the consensus of your country, right?
But you can't do it—because your country isn't a democracy. Is this a joke? Or is it sarcasm directed at your own country? Doesn't saying things like that stress you out?

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

@gm1mh @Barrontrumpgi 日本語をもっと勉強してください。
どう考えたら
民族浄化より無差別虐殺のほうがもっと憎むべきことになるの？
だって無差別だよ。差別なしだよね。
民族浄化は特定の民族を全滅させることだよ。これこそ差別でしょ。

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

My message to you is simple, so why can't you understand it?
My message to you is simple, so why can't you understand it?
To put it simply as following

・Your propaganda is just a copy of the Chinese Nationalist Party's. So, I will not discuss it with you. It is just waiting time.
・There is plenty of evidence of this at Taiwan's National Library; go check it out, or maybe you can’t even call it national library though, I don’t give a shit, whoops sorry I don’t care, mate.
・Direct your frustration regarding your country toward your own country, not Japan.
・I hope you channel that frustration into transforming your country into a nation that respects human rights—if you're capable of doing so, that is.

P.S. Your country's real estate bubble has burst, hasn't it? It looks just like Japan did 30 years ago. I can offer advice if you want it. Also, go ahead and launch nuclear weapons if you like. It is truly pathetic that you can't even imagine what that would mean.

That is all.

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

On top of that, it was after the Tiananmen Massacre that Jiang Zemin made a drastic shift toward an intensely anti-Japanese stance. You probably don’t know about the Tiananmen Massacre, though—after all, in your country, you can’t even search for it on the internet. And certainly, an AI isn’t going to tell you about it. Deng Xiaoping reflected on the Cultural Revolution, thanks for the information I did not know. I think that He was quite an impressive figure.

[淳司 森 @atsu3again]

Deng Xiaoping—now that’s a name that brings back memories. He was actually quite pro-Japanese, you know. Zhou Enlai was, too. It was with Jiang Zemin that things took a sharp turn toward intense anti-Japanese sentiment. Anyway, whatever the case, stop dragging the Philippines, South Korea, and other nations into your arguments to back up your claims. You really ought to learn some manners regarding other countries. Then again, I suppose it’s pointless to expect someone from a country full of such unmannered people to understand that.