Korean celebrities who are banned from promoting in Japan

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7 minutes ago, Hizu said:

I guess we really have different minds, because I disagree on that too. If person A shoots 5 people in the head and person B extensively tortures and kills one, person B is the worse person for me. 
And also that's exactly what makes WW2 Germans horrifying. They made mass murder efficient, you might not like the word but that's exactly what it was and what made Nazi Germany stand out until now. Like machines going through numbers.

imo, I think this whole conversation of "who was worse" is irrelevant here. Both are unequivocally horrible and we don't need to get down to body counts to acknowledge that, and there's also no benefit here for anyone by arguing about which one was "worse" than the other.

The atrocities committed by the Japanese in WW2 was absolutely unforgivable and the apology is only for the victims to accept. However, we shouldn't blame all Japanese people that exist today (the vast majority of them innocent) for crimes that they had nothing to do with. Healing for the victims also means reaching out to the other side and accepting the fact that we shouldn't continually villify them for wrongs they did not commit. Otherwise the resentment will live on forever. And perhaps for some people, especially victims, that is just. But I think as we move forward, we should build bridges, not walls.

p.s. I'm Chinese