who did terrible things? the ordinary people who are living their lives in japan today? no. what purpose does this guilt serve in japan today, more than 70 years later, besides making an entire ethnic group feel bad for horrible actions no one alive today were guilty of? by framing it as something that the japanese people should never forget, and as something that will always remain, he is causing damage. it is absolutely something that japanese people should gradually forget. not in the literal sense, of course, but it should be left where it belongs: in the history books. it shouldn't be the foundation for their society, because then you will end up with an ethnic group who will start questioning their entire right to exist.
Anarcho-Capitalist