Comments by "Hiyuke La Vie" (@hiyukelavie2396) on "TimeGhost History" channel.

@bingobongo1615 No, it was not a poorly led mob of soldiers who committed the atrocity There was actually a competition between two Japanese officers to see who can be the first to behead 100 Chinese, and it was reported in newspapers back in Japan like it was the regular sports section
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@Immoralsalvage Oh, so you "heard somewhere", I guess it must be true then And even if that is true, how is that any better Making up news of a head hunting competition just to sell newspapers? What kind of twisted society does that
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@The_Crimson_Fucker Don't worry buddy, some day the hurt will stop
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In the macro view of Chinese history, this doesn't compare to the period following the fall of the Jin dynasty in the 5th century where the Chinese, as a people and a culture, faced an existential crisis
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@bingobongo1615 Apologies are meaningless when war criminals are still actively being venerated
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@darrinscott6612 Except they don't actually deny it The average Chinese people know what happened under Mao, they know that Mao fukked up They also knew that Taiwan under Chiang Ching Kuo sent aid relief to China during their time of famine
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@BHuang92 No. The period following the fall of the Jin dynasty in the 5th century was
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@The_Crimson_Fucker Spotted the incel with insecurity issues
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@Usammityduzntafraidofanythin You're making it more complicated than it really was Were the Japanese army the only one to have committed war crimes in the history of the human race? No, hardly So why is it that when they did it, there needs to be a special explanation for it? They committed war crimes, simple as that No fancy explanation needed
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Video starts at 4:28
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China: "Man, I don't understand it, but the US just wouldn't stop badgering me all day" downs a shot USSR: "First time?"
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@djfiore7103 By historians from the winning side
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@heathercontois4501 Because nuking Japan was never about beating Japan Nuking Japan was the US telling the rest of the world "Look, we got nukes, here's a demonstration, don't fuk with us"
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Look, China's invaded by foreigners, but they kicked them out in the end. Look, China's invaded by foreigners, but they kicked them out in the end. Look, China's invaded by foreigners, but they kicked them out in the end. Look, China's invaded by foreigners, but they kicked them out in the end. Look, China's invaded by foreigners, but they kicked them out in the end
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@Usammityduzntafraidofanythin Wow, that sounds like Olympic level word gymnastics just to try to justify what the Japanese did
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@TimeGhost Unfortunately, the current zeitgeist of the western world is that China = evil It started in politics, with Barack Obama's "pivot to Asia" and the TPP to counter China's rising influence, and it continued with Trump's "China, China, China" diatribe, which led to the so called trade war Next, nations got spooked by China's ambitious OBOR projects all over the world, and then with China's claim the South China Sea, and most recently with whatever is happening in HK It's even seeped into popular culture now, with TV shows, computer games companies, and the NBA all getting caught up in the current anti China sentiment So in this context, people are now super sensitive towards China, to the extent that it's almost currently a given that, in any discussion concerning China, one has to start by condemning the "evil regime" in China, or he or she is in risk of being immediately labeled as a pro China agent It's sad to see entire rational, thinking societies devolve into an angry, fired up mobs right before our own eyes
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@Rowlph8888 If you reread my comment, you will notice that I made no reference to "China" What I did say was, "...the period following the fall of the Jin dynasty in the 5th century where *the Chinese, as a people and a culture*, faced an existential crisis"
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@Rowlph8888 Basically, in terms of "painful period in Chinese history", the fall of the Qing barely makes the top 5 list if you consider Chinese history in its entirety 1. Fall of the Jin dynasty - the "five barbarians uprising" This period is far and above the most devastating period the Chinese people went through. They were literally almost genocided into extinction Rounding out the top 5 are something like this: 2. Fall of the Northern Song dynasty - the Jingkang incident 3. Japanese invasion of China - the rape of Nanjing 4. Fall of the Ming dynasty - the Manchu occupation 5. Fall of the Southern Song dynasty - the Mongol occupation And then you have various internal conflicts that can easily displace items 3-5 in the list above: the three Kingdoms period (population went from 56 million to 16 million), An Lushan rebellion (ended the Tang golden age), the Taiping rebellion (casualty between 20-70 million), and so on The opium wars and the so called "century of humiliation", by comparison, is a walk in the park. Those who cry about it are just people who do not understand Chinese history in its entirety
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Late Qing era - China is a clusterfuck Yuan Shikai era - China is a clusterfuck Warlord era - China is a clusterfuck Japanese invasion era - China is a clusterfuck Civil War era - China is a clusterfuck Mao CCP era - China is a clusterfuck DXP CCP era onwards - no more wars, no more poverty Yea, you can see why the people of China tolerate, or even actively support, the current CCP government - they've done what no other Chinese government had been able to in the last century or so
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So JFK was basically Donald Trump before Donald Trump At this point, I feel that most geopolitical problems the world faced after WW2 can all be simply be attributed to the US electing a terrible leader
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Came for the Slave Leia cosplay on the thumbnail Left disappointed
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@TimeGhost 🤔
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@spartacus-olsson "Basically cousins all" Interesting gene pool
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Underrated comment Here, have a like
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Trp Account Sources for every one of those allegations please
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Trp Account Ok 1. I did look up the security law. It criminalizes four things: treason, collusion, secession, and subversion. Many countries, including the US, has the same kind of laws. So what's your point? 2. CEO of TikTok is an American. TikTok servers are located in America, and Singapore 3. You will have to provide me the sources for the supposed pictures of the concentration camps, until you do there is nothing to discuss
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Trp Account Ok 1. Xinjiang's governor, himself a Uyghur, calls the concentration camps fake news: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/12/09/governor-chinas-xinjiang-province-accuses-us-hypocrisy-uighur/amp/ 2. That's an opinion piece. By NPR, who is known to be staunchly anti China. Please try again 3. Again, an opinion piece that does not provide any proof or evidence to back up it's claim. Like I said, TikTok servers are located in the US and Singapore. There is no disputing that
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Trp Account Again 1. Pictures on the internet can easily be manipulated For example, here's a picture of Jill Stein being arrested by the police: https://www.politico.com/story/2012/10/green-party-ticket-arrested-at-debate-site-082490 If we go by that picture alone, it would seem like the US is the one who imprisons people with different political opinions, doesn't it? And here's a picture of police brutality in the US: https://www.wired.co.uk/article/police-brutality-minneapolis-floyd-blm-trump Going by that picture, it makes the US look like Nazi Germany, doesn't it? 2. The NPR has been proven to be pushing fake news, including supporting the invasion of Iraq, yet you take their word for it when it suits you? Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPR 3. Sources please, to prove that TikTok provided user data to China
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Trp Account Oh look, a death threat against a journalist, after the HK security law has been passed https://amp.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/3092778/my-first-death-threat-arrival-hong-kongs-much-feared-national
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Yes, Japan's strategy was to make the US invasion of their home islands as painful as possible. The hope was that by doing so they would be able to force the US to negotiate terms But the bombs weren't what changed their minds, it was the imminent Russian invasion
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No, the Russians absolutely had a plan drawn up for the invasion of Hokkaido Source: https://foreignpolicy.com/2015/08/05/stalin_japan_hiroshima_occupation_hokkaido/ Like I said, had the Russians not decided to go to war with Japan, Japan would have stuck to its strategy of dragging the war out with the US, atomic bomb or not
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We need more context Why did the Taliban launch terror attacks on the US? Why were the Sudanese and Yemeni government involved in the attack on USS Cole? It's not good enough to just say because they are terrorists To further our understanding of what has happened and what is happening right now, it's not good enough to just say the US invaded Afghanistan because of 9/11, we need to get to the root of the issue, why was there a 9/11 in the first place? Why were terror attacks being launched by Al Qaeda and their supporters against the US even prior to 9/11?
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@LordVader1094 Hello Donald
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