Comments by "雪桜川" (@yuki-sakurakawa) on "" video.

Oddly enough, it was the Americans who had a similar immigration policy with nzi Germany. The Americans turned back ships carrying Jews. Fascism in America existed back then and still does today, just a bit more masked and less racist. Corporate bought politicians; wars and constantly finding enemies to fight; demonizing and even persecution of socialists, communists, and LGBTQ+; and belief in a single point for martial law and command of the military. Chiune Sugihara, a japanese diplomat in Lithuania, even rescued and arranged for their transport to safety. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiune_Sugihara I don't condone the Imperial japanese military or its actions. There certainly were war crimes. All nations responsible should fess up and teach that, as well as tolerance and how to spot propaganda. Let's stop the cycle of history.
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@uberroo6609 Iirc, after ww1 (in which Japan was on the allied team), japan put forward a resolution of equal rights to all, regardless of race. The us and others rejected it.
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@ssteel A variation of fascism still exists in the us.
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Oddly enough, it was the Americans who had a similar immigration policy with nzi Germany. The Americans turned back ships carrying Jews. Fascism in America existed back then and still does today, just a bit more masked and less racist. Corporate bought politicians; wars and constantly finding enemies to fight; demonizing and even persecution of socialists, communists, and LGBTQ+; and belief in a single point for martial law and command of the military. Chiune Sugihara, a japanese diplomat in Lithuania, even rescued and arranged for their transport to safety. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiune_Sugihara
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