we've gone through this all ready. Japanese don't respect any other Asians. they only respect Asian-Americans and it does not matter what type too.
and Filipinos from Philippines are looked down in Japan so is US soldiers in different parts of the country.
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When a large majority of a country's fellow teenagers start liking another culture than their own, this really calls for more cultural promotion in Philippines. A lot of Asian countries do despise Japan in some way, specially China and Korea. I don't know why Philippines don't, specially when they killed so many of us and made lots of women into "comfort women". The Japanese were the worse colonizers EVER. The Spanish and Americans treated us a hundred times better than them.
your attempt in disbanding Filipinos from their own Culture is starting to pissing me off (and should others too)and now you want take them away from the Asian culture too.
as I recalled WW2 up to 30K japanese troops died in Philippines and what want you to use "comfort woman". I've read diaries of US troops looking at these "comfort woman" exact their revenge on the japanese assailants by cutting the throats of their babies and also the throats these japanese troops to show whos side they were on.
and please Spanish....Filipinos lost all their rights to life, liberty and property. For 300+ years, the indios (Filipinos, us) were considered perpetual legal minors. WE could not even own property or do practically anything unless approved by their legal guardians – the Spanish civil or church officials. The Spaniards owned all properties in the islands. But, they gave some to their favorites – their sidekicks, their lovers or their illegitimate children.... to have a good life, they need to be in the good graces of the "Spanish". The women can be the lovers of these Spanish. It was common for Spanish priests to have a mestizo children.
sample RIZAL'S Family.
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The seventh of the eleven children of Francisco Mercado and Teodora Alonzo. José Rizal was born into a prosperous middle class Filipino family in the town of Calamba in the Province of Laguna. Dominican friars granted the family the privilege of the lease of a hacienda and an accompanying rice farm, but contentious litigation followed; later, Valeriano Weyler y Nicolau had the buildings destroyed.
how is that treated better?
they AFTER all the these HELP set up SCHOOLS AND GOVERNMENT FOR THE FILIPINOS....at least the the American did after the Philippines-American War.
did they contribute to the economy of the PHILIPPINES.
no they left and forgot about their DESTRUCTIVE WAYS AND ONLY AND ONLY CARE ABOUT THEIR OWN WELFARE.
SPANISH TOOK MOST OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCE MIGHT I ADD.