ITT: Unit 731, Japanese Human Experimentation Site [PICS][SEMI-GROTESQUE][NSFW][LONG]

[namechange2]

America could either invade Japan, killing thousands if not millions of civilians and soldiers (both US and Japanese) prolonging the war for months or even years and would cost millions of dollars and delay reconstruction efforts in Europe and would completely destroy Japan. Or they could drop two atomic bombs which they had already produced and end the war in a day.

reps on rc for having proper knowledge

[Bertcep]

Give them to this guy, put him over 100, peterloveslubey.

I was just joking around brah

Reps don't bother me so much

[JaxBrah]

Its astonishing how the japanese got off the hook with what they did to the chinese/koreans. We are all taught that the nazis were the worst humans to ever live,meanwhile the japanese were committing atrocities 10x worse at the same time.

My korean friends tell me that the entire korean population still despises japanese people to this day

[jojo1337]

Does Germany talk about the Holocaust at all?

german student checking in

yes thats acctually almost everything talked about in my so far 12 years of school....
well we didnt have real history untill class 5 (you are about 11 years old) but as of class 5 to 12 its all we talk about

the subjects in history class : 1st world war, Hitler,Hitler,Hitler,Hitler,Hitler,Hitler, cold war, fall of the Berlin wall.

my class even went to a concentration camp and we were guided by a jewish guy who was there as a prisoner(or whatever you want to call it)

[chevin]

Its astonishing how the japanese got off the hook with what they did to the chinese/koreans. We are all taught that the nazis were the worst humans to ever live,meanwhile the japanese were committing atrocities 10x worse at the same time.

My korean friends tell me that the entire korean population still despises japanese people to this day

This.
All my extended family, especially grandparents (yes chinese) tell me of how much they hate Japanese, especially since they were alive during the war.

[andy2020]

Its astonishing how the japanese got off the hook with what they did to the chinese/koreans. We are all taught that the nazis were the worst humans to ever live,meanwhile the japanese were committing atrocities 10x worse at the same time.

My korean friends tell me that the entire korean population still despises japanese people to this day

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongol_invasions_of_Japan

[Mrlovebear124]

The Japanese occupation is marked by the most cruel and inhumane deeds mankind ever did to its own. Read the rape of Nanking. What the Japs did to the Chinese are many times worse than the holocaust (not to say the Jews had it easy). The only reason why their atrocities are not as well known is because the Chinese don't bitch and whine about it as much.

agreee

[Bertcep]

german student checking in

yes thats acctually almost everything talked about in my so far 12 years of school....
well we didnt have real history untill class 5 (you are about 11 years old) but as of class 5 to 12 its all we talk about

the subjects in history class : 1st world war, Hitler,Hitler,Hitler,Hitler,Hitler,Hitler, cold war, fall of the Berlin wall.

my class even went to a concentration camp and we were guided by a jewish guy who was there as a prisoner(or whatever you want to call it)

You would think that if you had escaped a horrible death at one of those camps, the last thing you would want to do, is be employed to walk around those camps.

Srs

[namechange2]

You would think that if you had escaped a horrible death at one of those camps, the last thing you would want to do, is be employed to walk around those camps.

Srs

thisss holy shettt

this stuff interests me..still on wikipedia reading about it.

[namechange2]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongol_invasions_of_Japan

thats from 1200-1300...you got issues if you still pissed about that!

[jojo1337]

You would think that if you had escaped a horrible death at one of those camps, the last thing you would want to do, is be employed to walk around those camps.

Srs

im not sure if he is still alive that was 4 years ago but yeah that was kind of weird that he was the guide but also very intresting. We also went to a Stasi Prison (the east germany secret service) they also tortured people who they thought were critizing the gouverment or had plans to escape to west germany, and again the guy who showed us the prison and the different torture methods was a former prisoner.

[BeastMode101]

And I thought the Nanking stuff was horrible. read the whole thing, soniamdisgust at the human race and our capability to be this cruel

[namechange2]

im not sure if he is still alive that was 4 years ago but yeah that was kind of weird that he was the guide but also very intresting. We also went to a Stasi Prison (the east germany secret service) they also tortured people who they thought were critizing the gouverment or had plans to escape to west germany, and again the guy who showed us the prison and the different torture methods was a former prisoner.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stasi

bro id be fukin shttin myself and having nightmares if i was there as a guide.

[Bertcep]

im not sure if he is still alive that was 4 years ago but yeah that was kind of weird that he was the guide but also very intresting. We also went to a Stasi Prison (the east germany secret service) they also tortured people who they thought were critizing the gouverment or had plans to escape to west germany, and again the guy who showed us the prison and the different torture methods was a former prisoner.

I guess its just one of those things I will never understand.

Being employed at a place where you where supposed to be killed.

Sure as sh!t if I had a job at wallmart and the CEO tried to kill me, I would promptly haul ass away from work

[AmuroRay]

some of my family were apart of the holocaust and the nazi trails srs.

None are alive

[oOoJUNIORoOo]

Repost, but still holds true

[andy2020]

thats from 1200-1300...you got issues if you still pissed about that!

LOL, I'm not a Japanese.

But this is why the Japanese hated the Chinese, Koreans and Mongols for a long time.

[Bertcep]

some of my family were apart of the holocaust and the nazi trails srs.

None are alive

Apart meaning

-Nazi soldiers who killed prisoners

- Soldiers who liberated camps and where at the trials

-Jews from the holocaust who where at the trials

Regardless, It had nothing to do with you.

Can't blame someone for the sins of the father

[ThreePigs]

Unit 731 changed my views on mankind (srs)

Not sure if serious or incredibly naive...

Man's thirst for knowledge has no bounds

[ConR]

Russian Sleep Experiment.

http://rip747.files.wordpress.com/20...ent1.png?w=720

Would embed, but is the entire story.

so fake. It was a good read though

[namechange2]

the sins of the father

great cod4 single player mission

[Brasmonky]

Not sure if serious or incredibly naive...

Man's thirst for knowledge has no bounds

What ever their motive, it was still disgusting. wtf do you mean naive? The whole act of it being done, but the fact that the US let it go on AFTER WWII makes me disgusted in humans. AND the fact that the scientist involved came over to the US to work.... Don't call me naive ****git.

[Bertcep]

great cod4 single player mission

It is one of those phrases that will be forever ruined by media

Same goes for Charlie don't surf

Ask any number of people where it is from and they will say COD

[ThreePigs]

America could either invade Japan, killing thousands if not millions of civilians and soldiers (both US and Japanese) prolonging the war for months or even years and would cost millions of dollars and delay reconstruction efforts in Europe and would completely destroy Japan. Or they could drop two atomic bombs which they had already produced and end the war in a day. Dropping the nuclear bombs was the more humane option.

Utilitarianism

[andy2020]

What ever their motive, it was still disgusting. wtf do you mean naive? The whole act of it being done, but the fact that the US let it go on AFTER WWII makes me disgusted in humans. AND the fact that the scientist involved came over to the US to work.... Don't call me naive ****git.

LOL, if there's no God, then why the hell not?

At the end of the day, we're all pond scum.

[ThreePigs]

What ever their motive, it was still disgusting. wtf do you mean naive? The whole act of it being done, but the fact that the US let it go on AFTER WWII makes me disgusted in humans. AND the fact that the scientist involved came over to the US to work.... Don't call me naive ****git.

Human's are depraved why are you shocked by this?

[Brasmonky]

LOL, if there's no God, then why the hell not?

At the end of the day, we're all pond scum.

It wasn't atheist driven. The people of Japan thought their leader at the time was a god.

[namechange2]

At the end of the day, we're all pond scum.

although true, thanks for the depressing thought.

[ThrottleNP16]

Unit 731's legacy in a place you may not suspect: "The syphilis experiments in Guatemala were United States-led human experiments conducted in Guatemala from 1946 to 1948, during the administration of President Truman and President Juan José Arévalo with the cooperation of some Guatemalan health ministries and officials.[1] Doctors infected soldiers, prostitutes, prisoners and mental patients with syphilis and other sexually transmitted diseases, without the informed consent of the subjects, and treated most subjects with antibiotics. This resulted in at least 83 deaths.[2] In October 2010, the U.S. formally apologized to Guatemala for conducting these experiments."

[andy2020]

It wasn't atheist driven. The people of Japan thought their leader at the time was a god.

LOL, of course you don't have to be a theist to live/let live.

But there's really no reason to not do that kind of **** if the opportunity comes your way, right?