what nationality has the reputation of the most barbaric torture methods historically

[7empest]

???

[7empest]

all the same when it comes to it?

[r32gojirra]

Idk if it’s true but northern Americans supposedly scalped people

Later on they imported slaves and made them work picking cotton and whipped them I think

Later still they doubled down on this making people pointlessly shuffle papers for 8 hours a day under fluorescent lights, but unlike slaves they have to find their own food and accomodation and breeding stock, this one sounds like the most brutal torture of all. The UN should step in and stop this.

[7empest]

Idk if it’s true but northern Americans supposedly scalped people

Later on they imported slaves and made them work picking cotton and whipped them I think

while they were alive? essh

[Islandboyo]

jews
native indians (cartel members)
Asians

[Evil_D]

Dont know about the most barbaric.
But lets says Romania for being certainly one of the best known.
Impalement.

[Kormo]

Vlad the Impaler was brutal

[AtLifts]

I read history for fun sometimes


Basically everyone did it. More brutal than anything I'm comfortable saying here. Currently reading about some Asian cultures and the things I've read are worse than whatever you see in here, scalping is nothing. Made me kind of sick.

Listen to King of Kings from Dan Carlin, good podcast about the history of Persia.


Sadly basically all humans did it, glad we're evolving past that.

[sf813]

Japanese were some brutal monsters

Really disgusting savages

[Evil_D]

Got some hard questions for you, Americans.
What do you have to say about American's bringing home the skulls of Japanese soldiers in WW2?

[volleys]

Got some hard questions for you, Americans.
What do you have to say about American's bringing home the skulls of Japanese soldiers in WW2?

Glad you brought that up. I’d say it’s better than what Unit 731 did.

Unit 731 was a Japanese biochemical research group. They routinely conducted tests on people who were dehumanized and internally referred to as "logs". Experiments included disease injections, controlled dehydration, biological weapons testing, hypobaric pressure chamber testing, vivisection, organ harvesting, amputation, and standard weapons testing. Victims included not only kidnapped men, women (including pregnant women) and children but also babies born from the systemic rape perpetrated by the staff inside the compound.

[BronsonStorm]

Japanese were some brutal monsters

Really disgusting savages

Japan in WW2 was way worse than Germany, they got off lightly in terms of reputation.

Nevermind what they did to the Asian people or POW's, the worst stuff I read was about Unit 731, its like something straight out of Hell.

In the 1940s this "research group" had up to half a million victims and zero survivors:

- disease injections - including the plague
- controlled dehydration
-biological weapons testing
-hypobaric pressure chamber testing (crushing people to death through pressur)
-vivisection - chopping people into pieces while alive and without pain relief, including pregnant women or after they'd infected them with diseases
- organ harvesting - while alive
- amputation - while alive and sometimes they'd reattach limbs in different places
- weapons testing - including biological weapon attacks on Chinese cities that killed tens of thousands

Victims included not only kidnapped men, women (including pregnant women) and children but also babies born from the systemic rape perpetrated by the staff inside the compound.

In other tests, subjects were deprived of food and water to determine the amount of time until death; placed into low-pressure chambers until their eyes popped from the sockets; experimented upon to determine the relationship between temperature, burns, and human survival; hung upside down until death; crushed with heavy objects; electrocuted; dehydrated with hot fans;[52] placed into centrifuges and spun until death; injected with animal blood, notably with horse blood; exposed to lethal doses of X-rays; subjected to various chemical weapons inside gas chambers; injected with seawater; and burned or buried alive.[53][54] In addition to chemical agents, the properties of many different toxins were also investigated by the Unit. To name a few, prisoners were exposed to tetrodotoxin (pufferfish or fugu poison), heroin, Korean bindweed, bactal, and castor-oil seeds (ricin).[55][56] Massive amounts of blood were drained from some prisoners in order to study the effects of blood loss according to former Unit 731 vivisectionist Okawa Fukumatsu. In one case, at least half a liter of blood was drawn at two-to-three-day intervals.[57]

As stated above, dehydration experiments were performed on the victims. The purpose of these tests was to determine the amount of water in an individual's body and to see how long one could survive with a very low to no water intake. It is known that victims were also starved before these tests began. The deteriorating physical states of these victims were documented by staff at a periodic interval.

"It was said that a small number of these poor men, women, and children who became marutas were also mummified alive in total dehydration experiments. They sweated themselves to death under the heat of several hot dry fans. At death, the corpses would only weigh ≈1/5 normal bodyweight."

— Hal Gold, Japan's Infamous Unit 731, (2019)

[TugOfPeace]

Japan in WW2 was way worse than Germany, they got off lightly in terms of reputation.

Nevermind what they did to the Asian people or POW's, the worst stuff I read was about Unit 731, its like something straight out of Hell.

In the 1940s this "research group" had up to half a million victims and zero survivors:

- disease injections - including the plague
- controlled dehydration
-biological weapons testing
-hypobaric pressure chamber testing (crushing people to death through pressur)
-vivisection - chopping people into pieces while alive and without pain relief, including pregnant women or after they'd infected them with diseases
- organ harvesting - while alive
- amputation - while alive and sometimes they'd reattach limbs in different places
- weapons testing - including biological weapon attacks on Chinese cities that killed tens of thousands

Victims included not only kidnapped men, women (including pregnant women) and children but also babies born from the systemic rape perpetrated by the staff inside the compound.

In other tests, subjects were deprived of food and water to determine the amount of time until death; placed into low-pressure chambers until their eyes popped from the sockets; experimented upon to determine the relationship between temperature, burns, and human survival; hung upside down until death; crushed with heavy objects; electrocuted; dehydrated with hot fans;[52] placed into centrifuges and spun until death; injected with animal blood, notably with horse blood; exposed to lethal doses of X-rays; subjected to various chemical weapons inside gas chambers; injected with seawater; and burned or buried alive.[53][54] In addition to chemical agents, the properties of many different toxins were also investigated by the Unit. To name a few, prisoners were exposed to tetrodotoxin (pufferfish or fugu poison), heroin, Korean bindweed, bactal, and castor-oil seeds (ricin).[55][56] Massive amounts of blood were drained from some prisoners in order to study the effects of blood loss according to former Unit 731 vivisectionist Okawa Fukumatsu. In one case, at least half a liter of blood was drawn at two-to-three-day intervals.[57]

As stated above, dehydration experiments were performed on the victims. The purpose of these tests was to determine the amount of water in an individual's body and to see how long one could survive with a very low to no water intake. It is known that victims were also starved before these tests began. The deteriorating physical states of these victims were documented by staff at a periodic interval.

"It was said that a small number of these poor men, women, and children who became marutas were also mummified alive in total dehydration experiments. They sweated themselves to death under the heat of several hot dry fans. At death, the corpses would only weigh ≈1/5 normal bodyweight."

— Hal Gold, Japan's Infamous Unit 731, (2019)

hard to imagine that this stuff actually happened. it's not new information for me, but every once in a while I remember it and it's probably the most horrific thing I've ever read online.

[Evil_D]

odd, no one addressed the reports of US soldiers bringing home the skulls of dead Japanese...

[volleys]

odd, no one addressed the reports of US soldiers bringing home the skulls of dead Japanese...

I said it’s better than what unit 731 did.

[JayJ350]

Maybe the Japanese?

[Evil_D]

I said it’s better than what unit 731 did.

How is that an answer?

[MarkyMark215]

odd, no one addressed the reports of US soldiers bringing home the skulls of dead Japanese...

Considering the atrocities the Japanese committed, I see nothing wrong with it. Act like animals, get treated like one.

Who attacked who first?

[Islandboyo]

It's always the same clowns with their "everyone else is SO EVIL besides us Hero Americans"!!!

I suppose Americucks need to cope with their unit 731 and Holohoax stories to divert attention from their mass rape, fire bombing of civilians, starvation, death camps, and nuclear bombs on civilians that they committed.

In the war that AMERICA joined willingly and without provocation (Pearl Harbor was a direct response to American aggression) The Americans even tried to push Germany into retaliating against them by bombing German boats/submarines.

[7empest]

Got some hard questions for you, Americans.
What do you have to say about American's bringing home the skulls of Japanese soldiers in WW2?

why would they bring skulls back, as a 'head on a spike' kinda thing to show off or?

[kcadrenalin]

Japanese were some brutal monsters

Really disgusting savages

They should definitely be near the top. The things Unit 731 are documented doing are pretty damn horrendous.
Some of the drug cartels are up there too.

[kcadrenalin]

It's always the same clowns with their "everyone else is SO EVIL besides us Hero Americans"!!!

I suppose Americucks need to cope with their unit 731 and Holohoax stories to divert attention from their mass rape, fire bombing of civilians, starvation, death camps, and nuclear bombs on civilians that they committed.

In the war that AMERICA joined willingly and without provocation (Pearl Harbor was a direct response to American aggression) The Americans even tried to push Germany into retaliating against them by bombing German boats/submarines.

Take a look at this soy ^^

[Barteh]

Go visit the torture museum in Amsterdam and come back to me. Medieval Europeans were savages.

[Leonydus]

blood eagle was pretty hardcore.

[7empest]

Wonder what nationality has the reputation for the least barbaric torture methods

[7empest]

blood eagle was pretty hardcore.

fuark people suck

[7empest]

Japanese were some brutal monsters

Really disgusting savages

[OutdoorBrah]

Medically speaking, crucifixion was a horrible torturous death that suffocated you slowly over several hours, where the only way to breathe properly would be to stand up fully on your feet that had been staked down with a nail. Eventually you wouldn't be able to do that anymore and end up suffocating.

Wasn't there a culture that had a hollowed out bronze bull that you would be thrown in and cooked alive?

NVA were horrible to the POWs but idk if they make the top ten list.

[Bushmaster]

blood eagle was pretty hardcore.

Depicted on an episode of Vikings.

Would post video but at work... will look it up later though.

[atgbrahsrs]

hard to imagine that this stuff actually happened. it's not new information for me, but every once in a while I remember it and it's probably the most horrific thing I've ever read online.

pretty wild to see what they are as a society today and think about what happened in the past