Comments by "Victor Nunes" (@victornunes6047) on "Japan's Millennials on World War II" video.

  1.  @simoncangguajila7743  Not really. That story is false. The N4zis didn't gave a fvck. Only a diplomate of Germany that was in Nanking in 1937 that was kinda shocked,but Japan and Germany were not really allied during that time and Germany wasn't invaded Poland at that time tho.
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  2. Yep. That's It.
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  3. More like r4pists.
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  4. What happened to your grandpa?
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  5. Copied comment.
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  6. What do you mean by older generation? If you ask some grandma from Okinawa prefecture about the Japanese army,she will probably say that they were evil.
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  7. Nobita should do a video telling the people some of the acts commited by the Japanese army. Like unit 731,Bataan march,comfort women,etc. And show pictures of it and the victims/vets talking about it,to see how they react.
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  8. Yep. USA sadly allowed many crimin4ls to go back to the politics of Japan,as long as they were pro American. Not to mention all the PR that Douglas MacArthur did with the Hirohito to deassociate his image from the war,so Japanese people wouldn't think of him as a bad figure,and they could keep the country docile for the American Occupation. Plus they allowed the dudes from unit 731 to go away,as long as they gave to them the results of the tests they did.
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  9. Where are you from?
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  10. They wouldn't know either. They barely knew about Pearl Harbor.
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  11. Why Japanese people can't simple search about It on internet?
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  12. Where you're from?
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  13. Are you Filipino? I'm a kpop stan and all the Filipinos i've had contacto with H4TE the Japanese idols.
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  14. You mean the tv documentaries? Only NHK and they often get backlashed for this.
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  15. It's not that they don't wish,it's because the government hiddes It from them.
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  16. The government hiddes It from them,it's not their fault.
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  17. You're not Japanese,your name is literally Chinese.
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  18. The guy with the glasses already answered that. He said they don't often talk with the older generation about It.
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  19. It's all USA fault. During the American Occupation of Japan,they allowed tons of crimin4ls to go back to the politics(like Shinzo Abe maternal grandfather,Nobusuke Kishi) as long as they were pro American,It was all okay. These dudes never allowed the schools to taught about It and the text books to show about It. Not to mention all the PR that Douglas MacArthur did with Hirohito to deassociate his image from the war,so Japanese people would not think of him as a bad figure.
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  20. I wonder If Japanese young people never search on the internet about It... Specially those who can speak english.
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  21. Even when It comes to the nukes,they don't really care or talk about It. It's weird. They don't talk about nothing at all.
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  22. Yep.
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  23. Where's the link? These Japanese youngers are so naive,lol.
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  24. The others were not indifferent,all of them recognize the acts of the army and that the government tries to pretend that nothing happened.
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  25. Update in 2022 with the controvery of the Ukraine twitter axis powers video.
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  26. It's not the same situation,bro. Be more sensitive.
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  27.  @lucasgrey9794  It's a different context,my guy,for the same of god. It envolves a tons of things like : n4zifascism,military dictatorship,ultranationalism,pre-w4rs that leaded to ww2 and much more. I'm not making excuses for Spain,France and England mean attitudes during history,i'm just saying that it's a different situation and on that one France and England were part of the allied side,not part of the bad guys.
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  28. Where are you from?
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  29. The Filipinos must h4te them very much. I'm a kpop stan and all the Filipinos i know h4te the Japanese idols.
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  30. Wow,when this happened? He didn't know that Japan and USA were at war? That's crazy.
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  31. During the American Occupation of Japan,the US allowed tons of crimin4ls to go back to the politics of the country,as long as they were pro American (one of them was Shinzo Abe maternal grandfather, Nobusuke Kishi) and they created this denialist policy. They never allowed the textbooks to taught about It properly and always told the educacional system to cut the parts were they showed the army bad acts. Plus, Douglas MacArthur did a lot of PR with Hirohito to deassociate his image from the war,so Japanese people wouldn't think of him as a bad figure and they could keep the country docile for the Occupation. The collective memory of Japanese people was lost with the time,they don't really know about It and never talk about It,they never ever had a chance to reflect about It like the Germans did. That's why they don't know nothing that happened.
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  32. I don't get It...
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  33. I thought there was a controversy about Isayama being a alt right war denialist.
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  34. You mean the mukde Incident?
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  35. Yep,but they should know at least Basic informations that they didn't know how to answer. Like when did ww2 started(in both Asia and in Europe) or when Pearl Harbor was attacked.
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  36. Of course not. They don't learn about It and being people from the 21th century,they don't feel connected with the w4r at all.
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  37. Be more polite.
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  38. Are you from USA?
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  39. That's exactly the problem. Many people are mad at them(the comfort women,the guys from Bataan march,the ex prioners of war,the folks from Nanjing),but they don't know why. And that's the problem.
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  40. They lost It and now they have to teach all they did. I think the army was too confident that they were going to win,lol.
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  41.  @Wedontloveemhoes  Only in Europe. There was a whole conflict going on in the pacific before this happened.
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  42. 1/3 of the planet? This is more than 40/50 millions people.
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  43. They actually behaved not bad,they at least recognize that they army acted in a evil way.
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  44. You're weird.
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  45. Are you Chinese?
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  46. Yep. And Indonesians didn't learned NOTHING from the atrocities the Japanese did with them,and they later did the same things with Timorense people. Still do,actually.
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  47. What part of Japan are you from? Other teens at your age also search the things on internet?
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  48.  @mariakhan7986  What do you mean?
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  49. Nan? What is this? A word to grandmother? Were are you from? What happened to your grandma?
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  50. They don't pretend,they really don't know what happened.
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  51. Are you Filipino?
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  52. They will not. They don't have an army anymore and their constitution says they can't enter in wars.
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  53. Most of the folks in the video were aware of the army acts,even thought they didn't know any detail.
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  54. They don't know the very basic infos about It.
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  55. Yep.
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  56. What?
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  57.  @monotard2745  They're actually very polite.
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  58.  @frost365  Just like every human,Bro. Depends on the person.
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  59. What do you mean?
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  60. "Ancestors" lol, ww2 was not 1.000 years ago,just say grandparents and great grandparents,bro.
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  61. What?
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  62. Are you Polish or American?
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  63. What do you mean? I don't get It.
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  64. I think the guy in green shirt was aware of that.
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  65. Are you from Britain?
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  66. What is yuan?
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  67. What?
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  68. The dude in the green shirt and white cap in the video understood when he said Japan did many bad things to many countries.
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  69. Why thank? They did some good thing to your family?
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  70. Bro,move on. Why you can't accept the past?
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  71. Weirdo.
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  72. What do you mean?
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  73. What do you mean?
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  74. I remember that i saw something about a Japanese teacher that teached who teached about the Nanjing r4p3 and she got a backlash.
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  75. Yep. Even the last Guy recognize the evil acts of the army. It's not really their fault If the government don't teach It.
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  76. I feel bad for your uncle. This seems like that Miyavi movie,Unbroken,about how they t0rtured the POW's.
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  77.  @Knee_Ghast  Sadly America allowed many Japanese crimin4ls to go back to Japanese politics.
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  78. I agree.
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  79. Lol.
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  80. Yes.
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  81.  @ZERO21-A6M  Both were bad. Why are you so mad?
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  82. I wonder If the younger Japanese (gen Z) know about the things,since they grew up with the internet.
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  83. Wut?
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  84. And also,what do they know about specific w4r crim3s like Bataan march or the thing with the ex president of USA with the cannib4lism thing...
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  85. Yep.
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  86.  @artamrein9276  And now Indonesia is doing the same sh1t with East Timor. Seems like they didn't learned nothing.
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  87.  @darklordnoodlez9863  That's not the point of his comment.
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  88. They don't do the things like in ww2 anymore. The countries are mad because the government don't recognize nothing they did.
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  89. I don't think so. Most of them showed remorse for what the army did. Specially the guy with piercing and green shirt.
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  90. I think they are aware of that. Just look a what they said.
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  91. What?
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  92. Don't need to listen to It. It's already in the western textbooks. Everyone knows that they were allied with German,and about the pacific war and about the pearl harbor and the bad behavior of the Japanese army. It's teached during middle school.
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  93.  @s.c.p-foundation6923  How's the lady a colonizer? She's not the British government.
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  94. USA was literally the one what allowed the Japanese crimin4ls to go back to the Japanese politics,as long as they were pro American,and allowed them to created this denialist policy.
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  95. Where are you from? Was your grandpa Filipino?
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  96. Lol,USA allowed tons of Japanese crimin4ls to go back to the Japanese politics.
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  97. Don't need to do It. They said they are aware of the actions If the army. I think the Gen Z Japanese people probably are more well informed about It,since they grew up with the internet. And now it's easy to learn english and tô search about It.
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  98. They? The dude participeted in the w4r too?
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  99. Where are you from? Nanjing?
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  100. Say this to an ex POW and be will freak out.
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  101. Sadly the younger people don't know about it. I wonder If they search about It on internet.
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  102. USA allowed tons of crimin4ls to go back to the politics. That's why.
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  103.  @YA-fi3ng  Were are you from?
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  104. Are you Filipino?
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  105. At least they recognize that the army acted in a evil way.
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  106. History of Japan in the 20th century is not taught there. That's the whole point of the video.
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  107.  @VvvvvaVvvvvvr  Bruh,this all is USA fault. USA allowed tons of crimin4ls to go back to Japanese politics,as long as they were pro American,and they created this denialist policy. Not to mention all the PR that Douglas MacArthur did with hirohito,so Japanese people wouldn't think of him as someone associated with the war,to keep the country docile for the Occupation. Also,the USA allowed all the dudes from unit 731 to go away as long as they gave to them the results of the tests. USA choosed to put the greed above the morals,because of that stup1d cold war with URSS.
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  108.  @VvvvvaVvvvvvr  "stop simping for N4zis" wth? When i did this? I was literally telling to you that USA allowed all these Japanese crimin4ls to go back to the politics of Japan,but you freaked out. What happened,bro?
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  109. Like he himself said,he doesn't know much about It,lol.
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  110. They teach It Germany,but they don't teach It in Japan.
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  111. I always wondered If they don't search about It on the internet.
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  112. I wonder If young Japanese people don't look for It on the internet.
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  113. "their ancestors" ww2 was not 600 years ago. Grandparents and great grandparents are recent relatives,lol.
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  114. I remember Oda,the author of One Piece,made a reference about this guy on the manga and people got mas at hum for comparing the dude to a piece of chicken.
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  115. But like this,they will never understand why some people hate them.
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