I clicked on the end of this thread and got a "history" lesson. As much as I love Hideki Matsui and some other Japanese baseball players, some of their ancestors and fellow countrymen, weren't so innocent either. Have you forgotten what the Japanese did to Pearl Harbor? Yes, I know, putting Japanese-Americans in work camps and freezing all of their assets was unforgivable. But if they didn't attack us first, who knows what would have happened in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Then read some accounts of Iwo Jima and what some Japanese soldiers did to the bodies of our wounded and/or dead soldiers. When you kill an enemy, you leave the body where it has fallen. You don't take a bayonet and chop up the bodies of your enemies. I admire the Japanese people of today, but during WWII, they were a lot different.
