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DaveFoxPayne t1_jacho8k wrote

Reply to comment by Soft_Shirt3410 in Emperor Hirohito at Disneyland, 1975 by Queasy_Monk

Did you , buddy, "learn well" about Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Did you, buddy, "learn well" about how Japan was demilitarised. Did you boddy, "learn well" about how americans treat Japanese during the war (and it's not passing of americans)...

I know in Rossia it is popular to jerk off "learned well" WWII history with charging everybody's warcrimes, but USSR, and crying how "you can do it again". This war is about century over but nobody is about forgetting it's horror. By continuing "rEmEmBeR eVeRyBoDy'S wArCrImEs" and "kNoWiNg WhO wAsN'T cRuEl eNoUgH tO nAzI" you don't help everybody. You don't let the ghost of this terror rest in peace.

If a man has a huge scare on his face, you are not talking loudly how he got it, that is more when everybody know hoe it was.

PS: do you really need to cry loudly about WWII's horrors just to shit on US?

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Avbjj t1_jachmvn wrote

Reply to comment by Soft_Shirt3410 in Emperor Hirohito at Disneyland, 1975 by Queasy_Monk

I usually hate saying stuff like this, because it's cringey, but i think it's appropriate right now. As an American, I actually do have the right to speak about whatever I want.

I didn't say the US hasn't started wars of aggression. Of course they have. I'm refuting you saying "All modern wars were started by capitalists."

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A statement that's categorically false

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familar-scientest47 t1_jacexeu wrote

Reply to Joe O'Connor in a prototype Apollo suit, 1965 by SwordfishMech

You mean...costume. Let's be clear - i love the USA but I look at facts. No the earth isn't flat.

First manned flight end of 1903

First trans Atlantic flight with passengers 1939

Walked on moon 66 years after the wright brothers first flight, flawlessly for the most part, no casualties during a mission.

Launch - fly to moon- orbit Moon-deploy lunar lander -land on moon-hit golfballs, break equipment, perform tests or drive dune buggy, walk on moon-launch from moon-reconnect to orbiter- fly back to earth...

Ok

Just like the Chinese balloons are a diversion for who knows what.

The entire Apollo project was a diversion for removal of the gold standard, possibly.

1971 is when that happened.

IMO. Call me crazy/nuts/dumb & flame away but you should also know that the Russians, up until the moon landing, held all or almost all space records that there were and they couldn't make it to the moon.

the iPhone 6's clock is 32,600 times faster than the best Apollo era computers.

Apollo RAM = 4KB

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