@RealPaulElam A classic rumor is that the United States has forcibly twisted their history of massacring Native Americans and attributed it to China. They believe that the Chinese treat Xinjiang people the same way the Americans treated Native Americans
@Cisibasi@grok It seems like you are a very typical brainwashed Japanese person who is only willing to live in the false history created by the Japanese government and unwilling to believe the truth
@Cisibasi Every statement you make demonstrates the powerful brainwashing propagated by the Japanese government. All your claims can be proven false with a simple query to Grok. Do Japanese people lack the ability to verify facts? @grok Is what he said true
@Cisibasi Mao Zedong's yearning for Manchukuo is even more absurd. Manchukuo was a puppet regime created by Japan in 1932, and both the Kuomintang and the Communist Party of China regarded it as a national humiliation.
@Cisibasi Sun was only in Japan for political exile and never studied in a school there. Zhou stayed in Japan 1917–1919, attended a Tokyo prep school to prepare for a high school entrance exam, failed it, and went back to China in 1919.
@Cisibasi Japan directly led to the deaths of countless Chinese people. Unit 731 conducted human experiments on living people, and the Nanjing Massacre caused the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people. There were numerous similar massacres. Are you telling me this is liberation?
@Cisibasi Your statement only serves to illustrate how distorted Japan's history education has become. You don't think that Japan treated the Chinese people peacefully during World War II, do you? How can you talk about liberation? It's merely an excuse for aggression.
@Cisibasi U don't think having multiple parties is great, do U? Just look at the countries in America and Europe.What do those damn political parties do to win votes?They let in a bunch of illegal immigrants,legalize marijuana,and allow drugs to spread, and let the LGBTQ+ people run amok.
@zin___43@KomoriYoshihisa Instead, they frantically make excuses for aggression, distort historical events, presenting aggression as a conflict and glossing over massacres. some textbooks are even more frightening, as they greatly distort history and omit many events that are unfavorable to Japan
@zin___43@KomoriYoshihisa I once searched for Japanese history textbooks out of curiosity, and the results were quite shocking. Their history textbooks all avoid the important and focus on the trivial, not mentioning the atrocities committed by their own military.