Should Japan invade China?

[Sitron]

Japan is being harassed by the Chinese navy. Daily they enter Japanese waters to show strength. The Chinese regime is claiming the Senkaku islands which are JAPANESE and China has also stopped exporting minerals to Japan that are essential for making hi-tech stuff as a punishment for not "returning" the islands back to China. The Chinese regime is oppressing its people and trying to frighten smaller Asian neighbors.

Should Japan teach China a lesson like they did in the 1930's?

[Suki]

Originally Posted by Sitron

Should Japan teach China a lesson like they did in the 1930's?

No.

Should every country mind its own business and stop trying to conquer beyond the borders like it's fucking XIXth century? YES.

[godwine]

Originally Posted by Sitron

Japan is being harassed by the Chinese navy. Daily they enter Japanese waters to show strength. The Chinese regime is claiming the Senkaku islands which are JAPANESE and China has also stopped exporting minerals to Japan that are essential for making hi-tech stuff as a punishment for not "returning" the islands back to China. The Chinese regime is oppressing its people and trying to frighten smaller Asian neighbors.

Should Japan teach China a lesson like they did in the 1930's?

This is just plain wrong.

What "lesson" were they teaching in 1930? It was nothing more than a brutal invasion

If you look at history, the little island once belong to China. It was the Americans that screw all this up during WWII. If anyone is to blame for this conflict, it should be the Americans

[evanny]

stiron. there is only one thing that should be done and then world peace will be guaranteed. all it takes is for you to stop making these stupid topics.

[Sitron]

Originally Posted by evanny

stiron. there is only one thing that should be done and then world peace will be guaranteed. all it takes is for you to stop making these stupid topics.

China's threat to Japan is not a stupid issue to discuss. The Chinese must be taught a lesson. Enough of their imperialism and frightening Japan.

[Aniki]

Originally Posted by Sitron

Should Japan teach China a lesson like they did in the 1930's?

Do some research before you make idiotic threads like this one dipshit.

[BakaTensei]

Originally Posted by Sitron

China's threat to Japan is not a stupid issue to discuss. The Chinese must be taught a lesson. Enough of their imperialism and frightening Japan.

China has the largest army in the world, not only is saying japan should fight them idiotic but it is also pointless when it can be solved politically, also although demanding islands back so on is in a way wrong considering many of the people brought up there probaly consider themselves japanese, china have as I'm sure everyone knows a huge population and quite frankly they probaly need the space (eventually). Can see why both sides want the islands but starting a war that they would most likely lose is completely pointless as well as just wrong

[Saradus]

There's two sides to every coin...don't take such a stubborn, uninformed view of international politics and current affairs.

[evanny]

Originally Posted by Sitron

China's threat to Japan is not a stupid issue to discuss. The Chinese must be taught a lesson. Enough of their imperialism and frightening Japan.

issue isn't stupid. your suggested course of action is.

these are times when worldwide there are over 15 000 nukes. if a conflict breaks out between developed nations that will the end of it. no winners and no one left to care who harassed who.
china and chinas allies has them and Japan's allies also.
besides world economy would collapse if it won't be destroyed by then.


and it was Japan who wanted Chinas resources and dominate them for decades and Second Sino-Japanese war broke out.
not to mention earlier history where Japan fought Chinese and Russians.

[godwine]

Mr assphucked, you should read this:

Japan controlled these islands from 1895 until her surrender at the end of World War II. The United States administered them as part of the United States Civil Administration of the Ryukyu Islands from 1945 until 1972, when they were reverted to Japan. Since 1971, they have also been claimed by both the Republic of China (Taiwan) and the People's Republic of China. China has claimed discovery and administration between 16th century or earlier until 1895

It was very very difficult to find this. I only found it in less than 2 second doing a search on google. "China has claimed discovery and administration between 16th century or earlier until 1895"