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He looked puzzled and then said there was no word for “looting” in Japanese because their citizens would never do that to their community.

"The lack of resistance from Chinese troops and civilians in Nanking meant that the Japanese soldiers were free to divide up the city's valuables as they saw fit. This resulted in the widespread looting and burglary." - link

118 posted on 03/14/2011 9:11:30 AM PDT by wideminded
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To: wideminded
He looked puzzled and then said there was no word for “looting” in Japanese because their citizens would never do that to their community.

"The lack of resistance from Chinese troops and civilians in Nanking meant that the Japanese soldiers were free to divide up the city's valuables as they saw fit. This resulted in the widespread looting and burglary."

The two comments are not even slightly contradictory. The Japanese soldiers in Nanking had been subjected to decades of master race propaganda. The Chinese were treacherous subhumans that deserved whatever happened to them. The Japs most certainly did not view the Chinese as "their community."

142 posted on 03/14/2011 12:09:58 PM PDT by Sherman Logan
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