No.2673
What do you guys think about the Japanese royalty? Are they as cucked as European monarchies?
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No.2675
They are sacred.
Every monarchy these days need to grow out of modernism with the rest of society growing out of this corrupt soil. They are probably not as bad as some European monarchies, and some European monarchies are better than others, but with the Japanese Emperor there is due respect and honor.
I believe the Japanese royalty deserve the best and are least "cucked" for being the only "Emperor" left in this world. Monarchy isn't the endangered species, empires are! We need to bring back the glory of imperial dynasty.
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No.2677
We need to have more emperors.
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No.2684
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BANZAI!
No, but seriously, the fact that they have kept their religious hegemony over the island of Japan has done their nation a lot of good in the long run and I think it's the main reason you aren't seeing any of the cuck SJW shit that's profligate over the West.
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No.2712
>>2673
>The longest existing dynasty in the world
>Shinto/buddhism are still big in Japan
>cucked
Come on now.
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No.2772
>>2684
>>2675
>>2712
Jesus, why do Japs have everything with their country right?
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No.2778
What is truly unique about the Japanese monarchy is the dynasty itself is divine. European monarchies don't have this honor, and their discipline is the divine and their heritage, among their peers and duty.
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No.2779
The sheer cultural force of unity exhibited in Japan is amazing to behold from a monarchist's perspective. All politics is naturally divisive, but their cultural imperative is magnificent.
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No.2787
>>2772
They're a secluded, homogeneous Island nation with no jews but close imitations in just the right distance to keep you on your toes but not actually get destroyed.
They're also in the right level of xenophobia where they tolerate useful foreigners but give boot to everyone else.
Also, when Commodore Matthew Perry wanted to do some trading while Japan didn't want to so he started blasting with cannons until they agreed, Japan decided to hire the best possible foreigners on limited duration contracts to modernize industry, agriculture and architecture.
Japanese schools are based on Prussian ones architecture-wise.
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No.2788
>>2787
not when, after Commodore*
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No.2789
>>2772
>Jesus, why do Japs have everything with their country right?
They don't. Suicide rates are high, proportionaly high number of sex slaves, probably a not so small amount of sexual deviancy (doubt it's worse than the West at this point). Their culture has some good things about it. They are hierarchical, but not collectivist, from what I can tell. They still care about heroism and are not as cynical and restrained about death as Europeans. They are industrious, and frequently modest. Again, from what I can tell. I am no expert on Japan. All in all, it seems like the Japanese are a better version of the Chinese.
Concerning their history, I know they were assholes in WW2, but they got better afterwards. Industrialized rapidly, became genuinely peaceful without becoming cucked, and they didn't do the same mistakes again. Could've distanced themselves more from things like Unit 731 instead of sweeping them under the rug, but that is standard behavior for any nation that commits any crime. I could make the same charge against Russia, Turkey or the UK. In WW1, I've heard they were very honorable and decent, on the other hand. Before that, my only information comes from the Hagakure. It didn't impress me in the slightest, so I think that European culture was vastly superior at the time it was written and some time before it. But that is only one source, so I could be wrong.
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No.2814
>tfw you realise that many in Japan considered the Showa era expansion as holy war for the Emperor
>you will never give your life for your Lord while simultaneously, single-handedly destroying the red menace trying to destroy your nation
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No.2823
>>2789
That first paragraph is an apt reminder in a thread full of Japanese chest-thumping.
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No.2834
>>2823
Eh, they're no perfect country, but which country is perfect? They have enough elements of success that it is worth consideration.
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No.2835
>>2789
Have you ever heard that the winners get to write history? The mention of war crimes is really a charade of justice and is simply a show of power. After WW2, Japan had a foreign ideology imposed on them from the United States. Their connection with the imperial dynasty was so strong it remained as General Douglas MacArthur thought it would be so unwise.
To this day, Japan's constitution remains the force of sovereignty despite the cultural unity and significance of the imperial dynasty. Go read the Constitution and notice how distinctly American it is.
Am I saying there was no wrong-doing on part of the Japanese during WW2? No. But war is a savage game and blood warrants more blood. Victory comes at the cost of another's defeat.
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No.2836
Japan industrialized rapidly prior to WW2.
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No.2837
Regarding Japan and its Constitution, I think it just puts on full display the problem of constitutionalism despite what a constitution claims to do for a country. The natural forces and instincts of Japan are still partaking despite what the constitution restricts. They put a huge amount of their budget into the military. Their Emperor is still an immense source of honor despite being restricted of giving honor. The whole government had to improvise around the Emperor.
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No.2844
>>2789
> Could've distanced themselves more from things like Unit 731
MUUUUH 731
And Mengele was touring Poland curbstomping jewish fetuses and their mothers too.
Try with comfort women next time, but try to avoid the rule of economics that for a sale to occur a buyer and a seller is required, that's illegal in Korea.
Soviet Liberators could rape everything in their sight that recently had a pulse without nobody giving a shit, but paying for prostitutes sold by gooks is epitome of evil (^:
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No.2986
To be fair, I hear working in Japan is awfully tough. I'm unsure how the quality of life is. What I may say is Japan is believed to beat China in this aspect.
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No.3080
>>2835
I've seen no plausible revisions on Japanese war crimes yet, and the reports of them paint a coherent picture. I am open to the possibility of them having been propaganda, at least in parts. It would take some convincing but it would be possible.
What I look out for is that the violence follows some inner logic. The Germans in WW1 were efficient and relentless, so I am not skeptical about them burning some buildings and killing hostages, least of all because of the reports of snipers in Belgium, so there was also a motive. It also fits the image that I have of Freiherr von Göltz, even disregarding the atrocities themselves. But cutting off the arms of civilians and raping scores of women? Doesn't sound like the German character to me. Germans can be callously pragmatic, but they don't have a penchant for creative cruelty.
The Japanese, I was told, had a racialist ideology at the time, and regarded the Chinese and Phillippines as subhumans. Their cruelty against them makes sense with that in mind, and against the former more so because they were commies and quite cruel themselves. You don't show a people a lot of mercy if you know they'd drown a million of their own citizens for a strategic advantage. Against the Americans, the Japanese were cruel, apparently, but not as much. Incidentally, I know of few war crimes of the Japanese against Americans, only ill treatment of POW's, which also fits what I was told about the Japanese ideology concerning surrender.
So, this is how I approach claims of cruelty, and also why I believe what I heard of the Japanese. But again, if you or someone else can convince me that I'm wrong, I am happy to hear it.
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No.3093
>>3080
In a war, most armies are cruel. In the heat of battle, every option is available with strength and might. In the battlefield, a sovereignty is dissolved in combat and brute strength overtakes the people involved. Whether they are treated well is due to the ability of the troops.
I'm not re-defining war crimes, I'm stating that war crimes is an absurd idea to begin with. I said that winners write history, but I never denied the actions of war; all wars are ruthless and bloody affairs especially in this age of total war.
>the Japanese had a racialist ideology
So did the Americans. Most peoples do.
>only ill treatment of PoWs
What about the interment camps?
How about we stop pretending everyone is an innocent bystander in a war. The Japanese defeat came at the cost of the American victory which unleashed devastation this world never knew yet… the atomic bomb. The Japanese were ruthless in battle because they were at a distinct disadvantage and lacked resources unlike the United States which supplied the Chinese with bombers, embargoed a vital resource, and preferred China to begin with.
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No.3094
Am I against proper conduct in warfare? No; it is wise to deter from savage behavior, but that is the exception and not the rule. A military command can only restrict enough to prevent misconduct on the soldier's behalf. It is proper to treat PoW better and not harm civilians. It allows a better negotiation and displays restraint in what we should know is an overall brutal affair.
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No.3096
>>3093
>the Japanese had a racialist ideology
>So did the Americans. Most peoples do.
Yes, hence why the Americans collected skulls of Japanese, and executed more Japanese leaders than German ones.
>only ill treatment of PoWs
>What about the interment camps?
Those were a thing. I am not denying that.
>How about we stop pretending everyone is an innocent bystander in a war.
I don't. There's wars that are more or less civilized and just. The Bangladeshi Liberation War, for example, came very close to being a just war, with few civilian casualties, and the aim being to stop a democide (even if not for completely altruistic reasons). In WW2, you are correct that there were no good guys, so to speak, or at least not among the major players. I could sing a song about the cruelty of the Allies, even without taking the Russians into account. The atomic bombings set a precedent even in the era of total war, there are reports of Jewish intelligence officials torturing Germans to illicit confessions, there have been war rapes and shellings of unsympathetic villages, and so on.
>>3094
Oh, I take it you are the same guy as above?
>Am I against proper conduct in warfare? No; it is wise to deter from savage behavior, but that is the exception and not the rule
That, I fully agree with, except I am perhaps a little more optimistic, but that's only a slight matter of degree.
Very good post, I fully agree with all you wrote here.
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No.3097
>>2789
>tfw the anon who still believes in allied lies has to remind the nu/pol/lite niggers that Japan is in a lot of trouble right now
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No.3098
>>3097
Nobody denies Japan is in trouble. It's plain as the sky being blue.
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No.3099
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No.3111
>>3097
Again, if you can make a revisionist case, I am happy to hear it. Wouldn't be the first time for me. I used to believe Leopold II was responsible for the Congo Atrocities, too. (His only crime was not keeping the nigs under his command on a tighter leash. In fact, that is what contemporaries mostly blamed him for, I was told. And the number of ten million he is supposed to have killed is certainly too high.)
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No.3182
Found this: http://www2.biglobe.ne.jp/%257Eremnant/nankingm.htm
I will read it, and might then revise my opinion on Imperial Japan.
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No.3188
We need another Mandate of Heaven.
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No.4518
>>2814
>tfw you realise that many in Japan considered the Showa era expansion as holy war for the Emperor
Pretty much this. The Japanese are very reverent and innovative. They are still very caring about the events of WW2 and show spiritual commitment to it.
>>3111
>I used to believe Leopold II was responsible for the Congo Atrocities, too. (His only crime was not keeping the nigs under his command on a tighter leash. In fact, that is what contemporaries mostly blamed him for, I was told.
Yes, go see the Leopold II thread.
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No.4532
>What do you guys think about the Japanese royalty?
Prisioners in a gilded cage.
>Are they as cucked as European monarchies?
They are like the King of Sweden, but worst. They are declawed, defanged and toothless.
Remember who the Imperial Household Agency brags about controlling their daily schedule the minutiae?
The Imperial Family have no political role whatsover, not even reserve powers to deal with political/constitutional crises like ou Beloved and Dear Ol' Lilibet or Philip VI.
They have some stupid salic laws that are dooming their dynasty to extinction, no recognized nobility or people of princely rank to marry.
It's a really sad state of affairs if you ask me.
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No.4534
>>2772
They really don't, picrelated. As this guy >>2789 says there are plenty of good points about their society but just as many bad, most who claim otherwise are weebs in denial.
>>3111
You. I like you, and your posts. For me, even neglecting all the evidence one way or the other, the thing that clinches Jap war crimes the most is how blatantly revisionist they are about it domestically. Seriously, if you ever look at a Nip war memorial I didn't personally but a Korean friend of mine visited, the sheer level of WE DINDU NUFFIN on display is shoah museum-tier revisionism.
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No.4625
>>2673
No. Japan is in general, the last holdout of advanced traditionalism and anti-globalism, while also having a constitution that protects freedom thanks to the old Americans. Japan is my favourite country and I plan on immigrating there. Yes I prefer Aryan physical features, but Aryans as whole have decided to cease existing. I as one sickly individual can only post on this small board.
The problem with traditionalism in the West is that it is Christian… and modern Xanity is a major cause of the current inability to defend one's living space from 'peaceful' invasion. In Japan, traditionalism is completely different because it is not based on Christianity. For-example there is no religious persecution against expressions of love like in Christianity.
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No.4627
>>4625
In Japan, girls can love girls without having to want to import niggers into their country. In the West, social freedom, is connected (((by them))) and Xanity with open borders.
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No.4628
>>4627
In Japan, the expectations are limited to taking care of one's family, having children, and avoiding bringing shame to the house in public. The greatest problem is that it is not a great place to be an employee. Furthermore, they do not routinely mutilate their children.
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No.4629
>>4628
>Furthermore, they do not routinely mutilate their children.
Isn't that an American thing?
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No.4630
>>4629
It's a Saturn cultist thing. Islam, Judaism, and many Christians do it. Jews made a being push for it during the Victorian era and Post-WW2 era in order to induce stockholm syndrome in the goyim… also to make sure they couldn't be easily identified in the future.
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No.4631
>>4630
Japan is the only nation not bound by the religious Saturnine cults. The (((central banking))) system is there, but the people have not internalised their submission and made it their own as in the conversion of Europe to Christianity by force.
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No.4632
>>4631
*Sorry, the only powerful nation. Thailand, and Bhutan also qualify and not being Abrahamic.
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No.4786
>>4625
>while also having a constitution that protects freedom thanks to the old Americans
I don't know about that. You're such a silly poster.
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No.4787
>>4630
Why do you pretend Saturn has anything to do with it? Actual Saturn cultists didn't do that as far as I know. It's a Jew thing. Always has been.
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No.4954
>>2673
It sucks that the Empress was forced to convert from Catholicism to appease a religion that basically doesn't exist anymore.
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No.4966
>>4625
>Hitler, a filthy revolutionary, on a Monarchist board
>I want 'traditionalism' but also muh Murican Liberalism, Anime Tiddies, and Gays
>Wanting to immigrate to Japan even when you're talking it up for being anti-globalism and opposing immigration
The jokes really do write themselves.
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No.4971
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No.4972
>>4966
Not that peasant… but…
>Anime Tiddies
You ain't taking them. Sorry.
you get goodie boy points, doe
for not thinking like a republican
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No.4976
>>4972
Gooks are subhuman and you should kys
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No.5051
>>4976
There will be no end to the weaboo peril.
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No.5069
>>3111
My history professor says that over 100 million niggers were taken out of Africa or killed during colonization. He also says that the population of Africa would have been double what it was in 1900 if not for the Evil Imperial Europeans! And according to him every figure the textbook has for the deaths of a native group due to colonization or just Iberian autism, is extremely low. Now he could be right but he is a massive self-hating libtard and thus I am very skeptical of everything he claims, but he has a doctorate so he must be right?
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No.5146
>>4787
>>4630
Circumsion was only enforced in the Old Testament
https://christiananswers.net/q-eden/circumcision.html
And Christianity has nothing to do with Saturn. Maybe modern judaism since it’s heavily influenced from babylon.
Christianity has historically been against the Jews until the French Revolution. Where Napoleon released the Jews from containment.
http://www.aish.com/jl/h/h/48945221.html?mobile=yes
http://christianthinktank.com/elwho.html
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No.5147
>>5146
The Frogs really did fuck up everything, didn't they.
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No.6351
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