LittlePinkie

This isn’t China. This is Long Beach, California. Over 100 transport containers move autonomously between quayside cranes, storage yards, and rail transfer points. The vehicles can achieve a maximum speed of 13 mph, and can transport containers that are up to 70 tonnes.

The Nanjing Massacre was carried out by Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist forces, and the Chinese Communist Party has attributed it to Japan.

This is a famous fake photo that was published in LIFE magazine in 1937 and quickly raised anti-Japan public opinion in the U.S. The baby was intentionally placed on the tracks at Shanghai South Railway Station. No bodies are found around and the smoke was intentionaly staged.

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Japan’s invasion of China was not the crime of a few isolated militarists floating above society. It required mass mobilization, public consent, media propaganda, industrial cooperation, emperor worship, and a society willing to move with the machinery of empire. So no, this is not a history that can be washed clean by pretending that “ordinary people were all innocent.” In fact, Japanese fascism committed the most serious atrocities in human history in Asia. It was not just war. It was invasion, occupation, massacre, colonization, rape, bacteriological warfare, and brutal experiments on living human beings. Its crimes were so grotesque that even the language of “war crimes” feels too clean for them. And now Japanese neo-fascists still dare to call that invasion “Asian liberation” and dismiss documented atrocities as propaganda. Japan should be grateful that China’s civilizational restraint was far greater than that of many so-called “civilized” states. If Israel can justify massacring Gazans by invoking the fact that Hamas was elected in Gaza, then China would have had far greater grounds to pursue collective historical vengeance against Japan for the social complicity behind its war crimes. And yet, these descendants of fascists now believe that the Chinese government's restraint is condoning their wanton rewriting of history. They forget that memory is the foundation upon which the Chinese nation has continued to this day. The regime may forgive your crimes, but the Chinese people will never.