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1930s Germany didn't hate the japanese, despite them being very different from them (appearance, culture). Instead, they hated the German/european jews, who we
by antepodius 6y ago
1930s Germany didn't hate the japanese, despite them being very different from them (appearance, culture). Instead, they hated the German/european jews, who were basically visually indistinguishable.
- Quarrelsome 6y agoit was a few that pushed that hatred. Hatred is usually engineered as a distraction for a crime. Usually those committing the crime and pushing the hatred are very close.
- antepodius 6y agoYes. People in close proximity are in competition. When technology makes the whole world your neighbour, you're at war with the whole world.