Tard, if anything, I was rooting for you to show pictures of the latest stealth fighter J-31 or massive missles of China. Not freaking fishing boats made of plywood. I guess that nerdy stuff is really going to intimidate Japan.
I disagree. It is the cause of the just to eliminate that shrine. It is one of the singular most symbols of oppression in the world today. Are you in support of the Germans building a shrine to Hitler and having Chancellor Merkel visit it every time she has trade negotiations with the rest of Europe? I certainly hope not.
That's what happening in San Fransisco. Chinese are really hurt by losing Diaoyu Island. That was no joke, no filming stuff.
Clearly I'm more bitter and upset about the stupid Chinese and Japanese creating this situation as evidenced by my 25 posts in this thread. I would guess you're one of the stupid Chinese and the truth touches a nerve with you. A bunch of fools rioting about this subject in a country ruled by Communists. That's pretty funny actually. Not quite so amazing or original to have Chinese netizens spewing their nationalistic horsecrap.
I dispise the Shrine. But ... it does not worship the cause of the war; at least that's what they say. Take their words on the face value and use it against them. As a member of securtiy counsel of UN, the most populous country of the world, the second largest economy, a nuclear power, China can't be that concerned with a freaking Shrine of a country that was defeated in WWII.
It's more than a matter of "hurt" feelings. China has a historical claim to the islands, not to mention it is directly off the coast of its mainland. Due to Japan's history of aggression against not only its on neighbors, but also all of Asian, these islands are important to Chinese national security. The islands are much closer to the Chinese mainland than to Japan, sit in the East China Sea, and quite frankly I don't see how Japan would have the ability to defend it, even if they wanted it anyway.
The protest in China. It is losing control and happening in more than 85 cities in China. No government want this, with or without the war planned.
Sure it doesn't worship the cause of war. It only worships the cause of the 14 Class A war criminals and 1000+ class B war criminals enshrined there. That includes the willful rape and killing of innocent women, biological experimentation of live subjects and prisoners of war, and a war waged under the guise that they were a superior race. Awesome!
^^^ You tards, are you realizing that Beijing is only asking Japan to go back to status quo prior to March before Shintaro Ishihara(石原慎太郎) stirred the pot? Japan had been controlling the island for the last 40 years. Beijing is not asking the island back, but only wants to negotiate. You tools will soon get spanked by Beijing once it is determined you are too much or have become no use.
Has anybody outside Japan approved of the Shrine? Look, the point is as bad as the Shrine, it cant preoccupy the proud people of China.
Who's calling whom a tard? In its history of post-WW2 governance, Beijing has always taken an overly-conciliatory tone to the Japanese. They sign these "friendship alliances" in the hopes of being magnanimous and forgiving, when the Japanese are robbing them blind and historically raping their women. Nice men finish last! Next time I want to kiss the foot of the corrupt Japanese government, i know whom to look to for advice.
So you wouldnt let Beijing ask for less than a negotiation with Japan? Go for it, a People's Daily Editorial followed by spanks is awaiting you and the like. I see how the titlte is written already. As much as I criticize Beijing on everything else, I actually think its bottom line on this one is not bad at all, pretty wise actually. Well, I feel sorry for you tools though. BTW, Japan is not robbing China blind this time. It's more like a twich met by massive outburst of hysteria. A lesson for Japan too.
Just what China needs -- Japan building a legitimate offensive military with nukes. Japan could ramp into high gear and have a force that could invade China within 5 years if necessary -- with or without US support. I think China needs to look hard at diplomatic solutions -- they have a poor history of war with the 'Japs'.
Really? You are citing 'The Art of War' as justification for China taking on Japan in 2012? One of Sun Tzu's most important teachings is to when to avoid war. I highly doubt if Sun Tzu was alive he would advocate a war with Japan. The Yasukuni Shrine is located in Tokyo if a conflict did break out between the PRC and Japan over the Diaoyutai I highly doubt the PRC would start with a bombing of Tokyo. That would for sure drag the US into it as part of the defense treaty. I don't like the Shrine either and I think it is an insult to the memory of all of those who suffered under the boot of the Japanese Imperial Army in WWII for Japan's leaders to pay tribute at the shrine but it's fantasy to think that the shrine will be destroyed anytime soon in a military strike.
Japan learned its lesson in WWII about trying to occupy China. Even if Japan were to militarize now the PRC is much more powerful now and populous than it was in 1937. Then Japan was taking on a divided and weakened country.
Never underestimate the industriousness and technological prowess of the Japanese. Plus they have full US support until they are ready to go it alone. Not that I think either country will attempt an invasion, but the Japanese will be getting sovereignty of those islands.
