I think it's cute she thought Americans would know the difference.

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IdiotMachine
05/04/2024
02:13 PM
#1
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/2/267bd075.jpg

Bold of her to assume Americans would know what a Chinese flag even is, and to not harass her because shes Chinese and not Japanese, at the time when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor.
https://i.imgur.com/XNEdLrJ.png
CoolMaskGuy
05/04/2024
02:14 PM
#2
The Japanese flag is super recognizable to pretty much everyone and I think 99% of people would know thats obviously not their flag, even if they dont know what flag it is.
Crimson_Corsair
05/04/2024
02:17 PM
#3
You think Americans wouldn't know what a Japanese flag looked like days after they attacked Pearl Harbor?
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ShadowMan033
05/04/2024
02:18 PM
#4
Yikes @ this topic
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IdiotMachine
05/04/2024
02:20 PM
#5
Crimson_Corsair posted...
You think Americans wouldn't know what a Japanese flag looked like days after they attacked Pearl Harbor?
Its like right after 9/11, when Americans committed numerous hate crimes against anyone looking Middle Eastern, or right after Covid when Americans committed numerous hate crimes against Asians. Bigots dont give a shit.
https://i.imgur.com/XNEdLrJ.png
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05/04/2024
12:01 PM
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Mistere_Man
05/04/2024
02:25 PM
#7
I found it it was the republic of China flag.
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IdiotMachine
05/04/2024
02:25 PM
#8
Mistere_Man posted...
What flag is that? Isnt China
Its Chinas flag, before Mao made Chiang flee to an island, despite the US backing Chiang. Chiang and the island continues to fly that flag, which is better known today as Taiwan.
https://i.imgur.com/XNEdLrJ.png
IdiotMachine
05/04/2024
02:27 PM
#9
IdiotMachine posted...
Its Chinas flag, before Mao made Chiang flee to an island, despite the US backing Chiang. Chiang and the island continues to fly that flag, which is better known today as Taiwan.
On a side note, based on the limited history I know about this, its amazing to me that Chiang lost against Mao and a bunch of farmers and peasants, when Chiang had limitless funds, weapons, tanks, etc. from the US.
https://i.imgur.com/XNEdLrJ.png
FL81
05/04/2024
02:52 PM
#10
pity post for this flopic
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LtZim
05/04/2024
02:55 PM
#11
Didn't think Hawaii was even a state when Pearl harbor was attacked
LtZim
05/04/2024
02:56 PM
#12
Hawaii officially became a U.S. state on August 21, 1959.

The attack on Pearl Harbor occurred on Sunday, December 7, 1941, just before 8:00 a.m. local time.
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ItsNotA2Mer
05/04/2024
03:03 PM
#14
ShadowMan033 posted...
Yikes @ this topic

That's every topic from that user.
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