I don't think you get the gist of the article, and you misrepresent it by introducing words and suggestions the author clearly doesn't use.Originally Posted by Beirut
Example. The casus belli versus Japan was clear-cut. The morality of the Pacific war wasn't, because of the way the Japanese were depicted, treated both in the war theatre and in the United States, etcetera. The same goes for the bombing of German cities toward the end of the war in Europe. The ambivalence of such episodes has been haunting the war generation, whether you like it or not. And rightly so. That war was fought in the name of certain ideas and ideals, remember?Nobody does, you're debating windmills.There is no comparing the US and Japan.
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