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Resisting oblivion by recording how ppl remain human in a world collapsing into noise. Clarity is rebellion. Memory is the weapon. I'm allergic to stupidity.
๊ฐ€์ž… September 2022
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Tokyo thinks it is just asking to erase its postwar restraints. Berlin knows exactly why that precedent is dangerous. The West spent 80 years telling Germany that historical responsibility does not expire. It cannot now tell Japan the opposite without handing the AfD its best argument for free. ็ฌ‘ๆญปๆˆ‘ไบ†๏ผŒ่ฟ™ๅซๅš่‡ชไฝœๅญฝไธๅฏๆดปใ€‚
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The German right-wing party AfD has just won the state election in Saxony-Anhalt. Europe is horrified when AfD says Germany has apologized enough for World War II. Yet when the Japanese right minimizes its own wartime aggression, dismantles postwar restraints and remilitarizes, Europe calls it a โ€œsecurity partner.โ€ That double standard was always going to come home. If historical responsibility expires in Tokyo, someone in Berlin will eventually ask why it must remain eternal in Germany. You cannot build a postwar moral order on selective memory and then act shocked when the exception becomes the precedent. The exception you made for Japan became the argument Germanyโ€™s right can now use for itself.
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