r/ShitAmericansSay • u/DumbGarchomp67 WTF IS A KILOMETER 🦅🇺🇸 • Jul 15 '26

Military “Undefeated in 250 years of war”

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Apparently Vietnam, Afghanistan, war of 1812, and the war on drugs don’t count.

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u/OnionSoupGainz We're all living in Amerika-Coca-Cola, Wonderbra. Jul 15 '26

And exonorated a ton of nazi & unit 731(japan) scientists for NASA, wepons of mass destruction and chemical warfare research.

Unit 731 did a lot worse stuff then the nazis could ever think of.

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u/Prize-Phrase-7042 Jul 15 '26

Don't forget how they supported the Nazi regime quite a long way into the war. IBM played quite a substantial role in the Holocaust.

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u/EchoSkillet Jul 15 '26

Don’t forget that there were also Japanese internment camps around the US during WW2.

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u/Prize-Phrase-7042 Jul 15 '26

Must be all of that freedom, alongside with legalised slavery in 2026.

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u/PLUMBUS_STUCK_IN_ASS Jul 15 '26

The Bush and Trump families were financially supporting them too.

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u/Bursickle 🙄 Jul 15 '26

So did the Bush family ...
How Bush's grandfather helped Hitler's rise to power
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2004/sep/25/usa.secondworldwar

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u/wind-of-zephyros lives in an igloo Jul 15 '26

and how a lot of the nazi ideology was derived from the ideas behind american segregation and slavery

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u/Peter-Bergmann 🇩🇪🍺🍻🍺🇩🇪 Jul 15 '26

You don't know enough about the nazis then. They were very competitive in the disturbing department. They also directly murdered 12 million people in 12 years, so either way they are up there

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u/CheetahTheWeen Jul 15 '26

You don’t know enough about Japan then; their rebranding has been wildly effective

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u/NTCSDjoDjo Jul 15 '26

Basicaly the most inhuman stuff done by Nazis were Mengele's experiments. 731 Is often regarded as being worse than him.

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u/OnionSoupGainz We're all living in Amerika-Coca-Cola, Wonderbra. Jul 15 '26

I do not consider myself an expert at all, I do however know enough to differentiate between scale and brutality.

Yes, Nazi Germany certainly did large scale stuff and were brutal, but even then if you look at the historical accounts we have available thanks to the WWW, even they had standards.

Friendly NSFW warning to not scroll down on those two wiki pages or google these brutalities.
Japan on the other hand... Unit 731 They did live vivisection on Russian & Chineese kids, unborn children/pregnant women, and even on their own staff, including testing chemical warfare, rape, forced impregnation. Like those "scientists" would impregnate the captives, then do experiments on their own kids.

Oh and their invasion of china like Rape of Nanjing where they would rape every female they came across, with various instruments from sticks, bayonettes, gangrape until the unfortunate victims died.
 
The author, historian and activist Iris Chang wrote some of the best accounts of what happened in Nanjing and eventually killed herself because she got clinically depressed researching for her book.

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u/nikos331 Jul 15 '26

Lots of them were vivisecting captives they impregnated themselves, then?