[Stoat]

Only because the Jap savages were fortunate enough to attack the USA, a country of unprecedented military prowess, but historically unique charity toward its enemies, were they spared their deserved fate of being annilihated from the face of the Earth.

Two nukes up their a$$? Big deal.

I have no doubt that your sentiments are shared by all who have direct knowledge of these events; they are certainly shared by most posters to this thread:

Alive and safe, the brutal Japanese soldiers who butchered 20,000 Allied seamen in cold blood

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Only because the Jap savages were fortunate enough to attack the USA, a country of unprecedented military prowess, but historically unique charity toward its enemies, were they spared their deserved fate of being annilihated from the face of the Earth.

Two nukes up their a$$? Big deal.

[investigateworld]

bttt

[Winniesboy]

I may be completely wrong about this, but from a British perspective it has always struck me as slightly surprising that for every 100 times the war with Hitler is referred to by U.S. Freepers, in all sorts of contexts, the war with Japan is barely mentioned once - even though, and forgive the grotesquely crude over-simplification, the European war was ‘our’ war, whereas the Pacific war was ‘your’ war.