mtfester@netMAPSONscape.net wrote:

> Eric Takabayashi <etakajp@yahoo.co.jp> wrote:
>
> > So why don't Americans hate Americans who commit atrocities, demanding the
> > same be done to them as those darn Japs? (eg, recall handling of My Lai
> > Massacre)
>
> Speaking of that, do you know HOW My Lai was stopped?

Yes. Do you recall the reaction (or should I say, lack of reaction)?

Point?

> If so, how does that square with your statement above?

The actions of and reactions to three men who stopped 150, and ONE who reported
it one YEAR later, have nothing to do with my statement at all.

Please, please, you and Ernest go on and tell me all about how Americans can
view actions of Americans and Japanese in an equal light, or how Americans who
commit atrocity are no different from Japanese who commit atrocity.

> And what did Japan do following Nanking?

More.

The US has not stopped, either.

Point?

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