Comments by "" (@jmitterii2) on "This Was Life in Berlin in 1945 During the Months Before the Final Soviet Attack" video.

  1. No we can. As member of the allies, an American... the slaughter the NAZI did on the various peoples in extermination camps... they should learn as we all should. We have camps on Japanese... but we did not exterminate them... and we immediately released them and ashamed of our racism at the time, we eventually too lived up to our mistakes and apologized. Japan raped and murdered millions in Korea and China. If Japan could have launched an attack on the US mainland, it would have... it just couldn't. Only getting a few balloon bombs through that did kill some people. The end to the war was not of conquest and the people of Japan and Germany regained their country back, there was no long term slavery or any other stupidity. Just to end the war and find a solution to long term peace... realizing reparations against the people surviving the absolute loss that was Germany... and near unconditional surrender of Japan... reparations are the fuel of a new war... so forgoing such idiocy learning from WWI. We learn. And we can claim moral superiority if we have it... and even then we learn while superior to another doesn't mean we're moral perfection... not even close. And that's the crux of your scarecrow argument and gas lighting argument... and how it fails. History lesson is that we should never treat people horribly. NAZI Germany did. Japan did. The US did. Germany and Japan did worse... the US learned and realized an apology of Japanese citizens held in camps during the war was in order. We learn. We don't just point fingers. And don't down play the stupidity we humans do. Doing so, we would never learn, and commit the insanity of doing the same thing over and over and never learning from it.
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