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Why couldn't the Japs just shoot 'em? For God's sake, how could they justify burning alive helpless POWs? How could they be so cruel? If I may quote the honorable General Robert E. Lee at Fredericksburg, "It is well that war is so terrible, or else we would grow too fond of it." I'm sorry but I am shedding a single (manly) tear as I read this. Humanity has lost its soul long ago. This is just horrible. StjJackson (talk) 17:57, 18 September 2015 (UTC)[reply]

They had a different view of life from ours. That is, they did not value it, but they glorified death instead. Just like jihadis do today. It's hard for us to comprehend, because a core value of ours is to preserve life whenever possible. Understanding that view, though, points to the way to deal with it, which is how our grandfathers did--root it out and destroy it utterly. You cannot bargain with it, reason with it, appease it. It will come after you, until you are dead (think of Reese's quote about the Terminator, it's an apt description in this case, too).

Best regards,

TheBaron0530 (talk) 15:27, 29 September 2016 (UTC)theBaron0530[reply]

What is odd is that the guards were all given amnesty. A thought - the prisoners jumped into a trench to escape an American air raid. We were using napalm against the Japanese. They may have been unlucky and jumped into the wrong trench. Interested to know if they were given amnesty because a lawyer meant ask what ordinance was being used that day. 75.68.248.198 (talk) 03:11, 30 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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 Why couldn't the Japs just shoot 'em? For God's sake, how could they justify burning alive helpless POWs? How could they be so cruel? If I may quote the honorable General [[Robert E. Lee]] at [[Battle of Fredericksburg|Fredericksburg]], "It is well that war is so terrible, or else we would grow too fond of it." I'm sorry but I am shedding a single (manly) tear as I read this. Humanity has lost its soul long ago. This is just horrible.
 [[User:StjJackson|StjJackson]] ([[User talk:StjJackson|talk]]) 17:57, 18 September 2015 (UTC)
-They had a different view of life from ours.  That is, they did not value it, but they glorified death instead.  Just like jihadis do today.  It's hard for us to comprehend, because a core value of ours is to preserve life whenever possible.  Understanding that view, though, points to the way to deal with it, which is how our grandfathers did--root it out and destroy it utterly.  You cannot bargain with it, reason with it, appease it.  It will come after you, until you are dead (think of Reese's quote about the Terminator, it's an apt description in this case, too).
+::They had a different view of life from ours.  That is, they did not value it, but they glorified death instead.  Just like jihadis do today.  It's hard for us to comprehend, because a core value of ours is to preserve life whenever possible.  Understanding that view, though, points to the way to deal with it, which is how our grandfathers did--root it out and destroy it utterly.  You cannot bargain with it, reason with it, appease it.  It will come after you, until you are dead (think of Reese's quote about the Terminator, it's an apt description in this case, too).
-Best regards,
+::Best regards,
 [[User:TheBaron0530|TheBaron0530]] ([[User talk:TheBaron0530|talk]]) 15:27, 29 September 2016 (UTC)theBaron0530
+What is odd is that the guards were all given amnesty. A thought -  the prisoners jumped into a trench to escape an American air raid. We were using napalm against the Japanese. They may have been unlucky and jumped into the wrong trench. Interested to know if they were given amnesty because a lawyer meant ask what ordinance was being used that day.
+[[Special:Contributions/75.68.248.198|75.68.248.198]] ([[User talk:75.68.248.198|talk]]) 03:11, 30 May 2017 (UTC)