In article <44dc0a26.0308291803.51290aba@posting.google.com>, kaz762
@hotmail.com says...
> "Xiao Li" <SteddieVed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:85ab2228.0308291244.10057ac1@posting.google.com...
> .  Don't cross-list it in the China forum because
> > quite frankly, I don't care give a rat's ass what happened to the
> > Japanese.
> 
> Because you are dumb fucking cruel chink imperialist.

Of course, that isn't a racist statement, correct, K-K-K-kaz?
> 
> > And by the way, unlike the Japanese, America DOES teach about its
> > alleged crimes. In fact, when I was in my world history class, we
> > learned nothing about WW2 except for Hiroshima and Nagasaki.  Not
> > once, was the Japanese atrocities mentioned.  So much for an unbiased
> > education.
> 
> Moron, America does NOT teach the casualty of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. They
> don't even allow to exhibit those things left by the victims of Hiroshima
> and Nagasaki as examples of the casualty of nukes in the Smithsonian museum.
> They are trying to hide the truth of the casualty of nukes to their people
> as long as it's possible. 

You are an idiot.  Of course, everyone who reads here knows that.  But 
this instance is outstanding, even for you.

There are documentaries about Hiroshima and Nagasaki on TV every year 
across North American in the first week of August, including movies of 
the drop, the explosion, the terrible damage it inflicted on buildings 
and people, and interviews with survivors.  The documentaries include 
reports of the number of people who died directly because of the 
explosion, because of radiation sickness and other acute injuries, and 
the long term health effects on survivors and their offspring.

There is NO attempt to hide it in the US.  There are many in the US who 
regret that it happened.  But in general, they feel it was necessary.

You're way off base on this one, K-K-K-kaz.  Xiao Li has made a monkey 
of you.  ;-)

Verno