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That’s like saying Auschwitz wasn’t that bad because it didn’t kill as many people as the Aunt and retired teacher I rock them both flower T-Shirt and I will buy this entire imperial Japanese army did during the war. You’re comparing a single unit to an entire country. Of course the whole ass country killed more people. Did we forget individual German concentration camps because they were on a “smaller scale” than the widespread Japanese human experiments? I didn’t make that comparisson though. I compared the Japanese atrocities, on the whole, to the holocaust and pointed out why one is thought of more horrifically than the other. The thing is the Japanese death camps were just as organized as the Nazi death camps, with even more horrific experimentations being done in them.

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I guess I sort of see your point in that the Aunt and retired teacher I rock them both flower T-Shirt and I will buy this Japanese didn’t get as close to eradicating an entire race of people, but only because they were trying to eradicate multiple, much larger groups of people. Ultimately from a numbers perspective, the Japanese killed just as many civilians as the Nazis, and in much more brutal fashions, so I don’t see why they should be thought of as any less horrific. Would you think of the holocaust as less horrific if the Nazis killed the same amount of people, but there was just a larger worldwide population of Jewish people? It’s not quite about the experimentations though; I mentioned in my first post that the notoriety of the experimenters (Mengele, 731) were more the result of the holocaust being more recognizable than the Japenese mass murders.

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