Japanese people are mad at Brookhaven's comfort women statue (Decatur: military, safety)

[momonga118]

I want to organize it again.
As for the view of the Japanese government,
1) No evidence of systemic forced entrapment by the military has been found
2) From the realities of comfort women, it is inappropriate to call sex slaves

Discussion 1) Was there an organizational compulsory takeover by the military, did not it exist?
Proof of nothing is "proof of devil", it is impossible, so if the side claiming there was surely not showing evidence
The battle is not over.

Comfort women exist almost certainly in past war scenes. The Allied forces of the Korean War, the Korean Army of the Vietnam War, the U.S. Army under Japanese occupation
German forces etc were many more than those in Japan.
It was not in the Russian or Chinese military. The reason is that the local women were raped.

[momonga118]

I'm going out for cycling for a while so take off my seat.
Today is beautiful day. The blue sky and the sea.
While blowing in the wind, it is pleasant to run cycling along the seaside.

[SUPER MOMO]

1) I am Japanese living in Tokyo. The statue is not the evidence but the symbol of hatered against Japan and United States. (do you see the picture of statue's supporter trying to assasinate US ambassador in Korea?)

2) Women who were kidnapped by Korean and into Japanese brothels or women who sold by their parents due to poverty in Korea. They were absolutely forced into prostitution.

3) Yes, they were kidnapped by Korean in Korea. Japanese government tried to rescue them.

4) Nobody denies existence of Comfort women.

* Japanese comfort women for United States after ww2 in Japan.
http://livedoor.blogimg.jp/klpoigv72...4/a466973d.jpg

* Korean comfort women for United States at Korean War. (You see some english words in picture)
http://blogimg.goo.ne.jp/user_image/...f0537e0c07.jpg

[SUPER MOMO]

Originally Posted by momonga118

I want to organize it again.
As for the view of the Japanese government,
1) No evidence of systemic forced entrapment by the military has been found
2) From the realities of comfort women, it is inappropriate to call sex slaves

Discussion 1) Was there an organizational compulsory takeover by the military, did not it exist?
Proof of nothing is "proof of devil", it is impossible, so if the side claiming there was surely not showing evidence
The battle is not over.

Comfort women exist almost certainly in past war scenes. The Allied forces of the Korean War, the Korean Army of the Vietnam War, the U.S. Army under Japanese occupation
German forces etc were many more than those in Japan.
It was not in the Russian or Chinese military. The reason is that the local women were raped.

You don't know but there are some evidence of entrapment by Japanese military. (But officers were judged as crime by Japanese Imperial Army at the time)
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Ruff_O%27Herne

[ATLTJL]

If the city of Brookhaven really cared so much about human trafficking, they would legalize prostitution and create legitimate brothels where willing sex workers could safely earn a living....instead of the outcall services and massage parlors that operate within the city limits.

[momonga118]

Originally Posted by ATLTJL

If the city of Brookhaven really cared so much about human trafficking, they would legalize prostitution and create legitimate brothels where willing sex workers could safely earn a living....instead of the outcall services and massage parlors that operate within the city limits.

I am back now.
I agree with you, Japan suffers most from Korean prostitutes like USA

It is said that there are 100,000 "Korean expedition prostitutes" all over the world. Because Japan is a neighbor country, There are many Korean prostitutes in present Japan.
There should be some people in slavery, and it may be necessary to legalize the acquisition as in the past to help those people.
Crime will decrease if prostitution be legalized.

[Iconographer]

Originally Posted by momonga118

However
followings is consistent official views of the Japanese government.
This views are structured 1) not found evidence of forced intercourse of the comfort women, 2) the comfort women do not agree to call them sexual slaves
because they have received the money for which they have been paid a high price.
these were decided by the cabinet and recently higher ranking diplomat have also expressed the official views in the United Nations.


what do you think of this Japanese government view?

So giving the women restitution makes it OK?
You might feel differently if your mother or grandmother were one of these women.

[momonga118]

Originally Posted by SUPER MOMO

You don't know but there are some evidence of entrapment by Japanese military. (But officers were judged as crime by Japanese Imperial Army at the time)
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Ruff_O%27Herne

First of all I remember deep compassion and very sorry for the victems personally. this was fact
In Japan, this is countlessly being debated as far as the Hakuba(white house) incident.
It is a fact that there were military men who disobeyed the command of the military and compulsorily made them comfort women.
This was revealed, the comfort station was closed, and the related soldiers were punished.

Despite this being evidence that the Japanese army was not forcibly taken as an organization, it was emphasized that part of the story was artificially cut away and compulsory taken at the US hearing

The Japanese army noticed some of the soldiers' crime and closed the comfort station instantly, but on the contrary it would be conclusive evidence of Japanese military perfect involvement, so " It closely "concealed deliberately, and testify as if it is a new fact.
It was a recognition that the resolution of the House of Representatives 121 of the United States of America was resolved on the basis of acts.

In Okinawa there were times when there were frequent murders and rape of the US military, but with those facts there was no one who considers the US military intentionally acted as a murder system. Although the punishment were lightweight, because the perpetrators had been punished.

[momonga118]

Originally Posted by SUPER MOMO

1) I am Japanese living in Tokyo. The statue is not the evidence but the symbol of hatered against Japan and United States. (do you see the picture of statue's supporter trying to assasinate US ambassador in Korea?)

2) Women who were kidnapped by Korean and into Japanese brothels or women who sold by their parents due to poverty in Korea. They were absolutely forced into prostitution.

3) Yes, they were kidnapped by Korean in Korea. Japanese government tried to rescue them.

4) Nobody denies existence of Comfort women.

* Japanese comfort women for United States after ww2 in Japan.
http://livedoor.blogimg.jp/klpoigv72...4/a466973d.jpg

* Korean comfort women for United States at Korean War. (You see some english words in picture)
http://blogimg.goo.ne.jp/user_image/...f0537e0c07.jpg

thank you for the information.

but We enough know koreans and japanese comfort women for US army.
To be precise, Koreans comfort women for the United Nations Forces not only US army.
Koreans comfort women appeared in old movies.

I think you had better use expression of Korean-Japanese rather than korean.
There were no Korean nationalities, korean-japanese were japanese.

[fzx]

To [SIZE=5]momonga118[/SIZE] ,


I am a Chinese and strongly hope you are representing only a minority of Japanese people.


Judging by the number of your posts, I assume your ID exists purely to troll the topic.