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Don’t Be Naive! Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is Standing on the Side Against Human Civilization
　
Peaceful world order after WWII had been established upon the philosophy worshiping multilateralism. The cultural basis supporting such multilateralism contained an imagination believing in the ultimate good of the respect for diversity.
　
The Rise of China and the Naivete of EU
　
However, as time progressed into the Post-Cold War era of the 90's, globalization in trade became the dominant trend. Following the global embrace of multilateralism and respect for diversity, it was believed that China would have been influenced by open and positive values once she had participated in this big family of global trade. Indeed, China took advantage of its role as the "world factory" and gained a huge economic leap forward. After China joined the WTO in 2000, within seventeen to eighteen years, China had grown nine-fold compared in terms of its aggregate economic volume. Furthermore, it surpassed Germany in 2005 and Japan between 2009 and 2010, becoming the second-largest economy in the world.
　
In particular, due to the global financial crisis derived from the subprime mortgage in 2007 and Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy in 2008 in the United States, the PIGGS countries turned into victims in Europe. China thus took advantage of this crisis to expand its power, bridging China’s role as depicted in Hu JinTao's "China's peaceful rise" to that in Xi JinPing's "China dream." Finally, China has revealed its ambition to compete for the position as a world leader and a planner of a new world order. The United States has finally, recently woken up to this nightmare of Xi, who has long intended to use China's almighty economic power to achieve his political agenda and hegemony. Unfortunately, many EU countries who consider themselves as advanced, civilized, pro-human rights and respectful to diversification, such as Germany and France, still fail, or refuse, to see the CCP regime’s true color and remain extremely naive towards it.
　
Repulsion towards Vulgarity, Tolerance towards Violence
　
Ironically, the two leading EU countries, Germany and France, prefer a dictatorial emperor, Xi, over Trump elected by the Americans with their ballots. The two countries do not shy away from showing them disgusted by Trump’s vulgar behaviors, but reluctantly show intolerance towards Xi’s cruelty and dictatorship. As a result, the EU countries develop inconceivable and mysterious stubbornness: they loudly criticize countries practicing death penalty based on their own judicial system; however, they are generous and subdued when it comes to the violence happening in HongKong where the HongKong police and Chinese GongAn basically bypass all applicable, or reasonable, laws. We should find this contrast deeply disturbing.
　
Seeing CCP through the eyes of Mao
　
In fact, these european countries and the western world are deluded by the so-called “respect for diversity.” Let’s use the wisdom of the CCP’s spiritual leader, Mao Ze Dong, as a framework to rethink this diversity concept in civilization. In his work “Correct Handling of Contradictions Between People,” published in 1957, Mao clearly classified social contradictions into “contradictions of two different natures”: “contradictions between ourselves and the enemy” and “internal contradictions among the people”. Contradictions between ourselves and the enemy are antagonistic, for example the contradictions between the exploiting and the exploited classes; but contradictions among people is non-antagonistic. Therefore, the former can not be mediated and resolved, but the latter one can be. Mao further advocated that contradictions between ourselves and the enemy should be resolved by dictatorship, but contradictions between the people should be resolved by a method of “cooperation-criticism-cooperation.” In other words, incompatible contradictions between ourselves and the enemy can only be solved by suppression, but internal contradictions can be softened by cooperation.
　
Civilization and CCP - Two Incompatible Conflicting Systems
　
It is time for us to recognize that CCP, a sovereign of authoritarianism and digital dictatorship, should not have been regarded as a representation of the diversity of human civilization. Diversity should be defined based on a founded premise, i.e., a premise confined with certain agreements and consensus, necessary and beneficial for composing diversity. In fact, the value CCP stands for is against the universally accepted values of the world, just like the “incompatible contradictions between ourselves and the enemy”, as Mao said. As long as the existence of the CCP regime continues, human civilization will continue to be persecuted. It can be seen in the current situation of Hong Kong, where China approved the new bill of national security, thereby destroying the remaining freedom guaranteed to Hong Kongers, and assigned the “secret” police gangs to enforce the so-called “justice”.
　
To see the contracting natures of civilization and the CCP regime, we make an analogy with food. Normally, we respect other people’s choice for food. For instance, Ann prefers rice, Bob prefers noodles, John is a meat lover, Mary only eats seafood, etc. Although those four people have different choices of what they like to eat, they respect each other’s choices of food. However, when Daniel comes over and tells the group that he prefers to eat faeces and needs to be respected for his preference, we can start to see the ridiculousness in it. At first, the four people think eating faeces is a personal choice for Daniel, and Daniel can do whatever he/she wants as long as he/she does it at his/her home. The problem rises when Daniel starts to force other people to eat faeces, while the other four people think faeces is inedible, and should never be served on a plate.
　
The food analogy tells us that the CCP regime is inherently against human civilization. As a reasonable human being could not categorize feces as food, we should not be tricked to believe that the authoritarian regime of China can blend in and contribute to human civilization. The CCP regime is incompatible to human civilization just like we should not consider to eat a meal with feces in it. As the master of CCP, Mao, admitted, one can never resolve the contradiction between the authoritarian regime of China and human civilization. The existence of Chinese authoritarian regime is a symbol for deprivation of human civilization. For us to maintain and preserve human civilization, Chinese authoritarian regime must be eradicated. There is no room for the coexistence of the CCP regime and human civilization.
　　
Draw a Bottom Line to the Respect for Diversity
　
Therefore, among western countries, the United States have started or should start to realize that although diversity needs to be respected and tolerated, a reasonable bottom line should be drawn to such respect. Like what I have mentioned above, rice, noodles, meat, seafood and so on should be viewed as food; however, as we can all reasonably agree, feces should not be a part of the league. The United States is now acting to exclude “feces” from the democratic league and draw a bottom line for respect-worthy diversity. However, leading EU countries are still trapped in their fancy, unconditional acceptance to “respect for diversity.” Such respect is hypocritical, empty and baseless. Now, you should be able to understand why leftards in the EU would vigorously criticize death sentences executed under a legitimate judicial system but remain indifferent to the CCP regime’s merciless, relentless and oppressive killings. Namely, they simply set a wrong premise, including feces as an eligible option for “diversity.” As for those who embrace the CCP regime because of economic benefits, they do not even deserve to be viewed as EU leftards, but merely gold diggers in the EU.
　
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南興神社（ペリリュ-神社）　ニミッツの碑文より：
「諸国から訪れる旅人達よ。この島を守るために日本軍人がいかに勇敢な愛国心をもって戦い　そして玉砕したかを伝えられよ」
米太平洋艦隊司令長官　　Ｃ．Ｗ．ニミッツ
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~un3k-mn/g...

皆さんが歴史に興味があるかは分かりませんが、 私はこの2人のストーリーを知り、とても感心しました。 是非シェアしたいと思い、今回の動画を作った次第です。
【その他の小話】
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ニミッツは東郷平八郎元帥を主賓とする陸海軍の 凱旋将軍達の為の園遊会に招待されましたが、 それは偶然、東京湾に停泊していた米戦艦「オハイオ」に 招待状が送られたからですが、もちろんニミッツ宛てでは ありませんでした。上級士官が招待に応じず、 代わりにニミッツを含む6人の候補生たちが派遣されたのです。（笑）
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祝賀会の際、テーブルは200～300ほど並べられていたそうです。
（場所は推測）
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ニミッツは日本人とは親しい関係にあり、彼の町を訪れた日本人の関係者は頻繁に彼のオフィスを訪ねていました。
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そして東郷様、ハンサム過ぎます。

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The war was witness to the greatest single violation of civil rights in U.S. history — the internment of about 120,000 Japanese-Americans ...

#77. It's amazing just how many Americans served in World War II

Today is VE Day, the 71st anniversary of World War II ending in Europe. ... Bomber crews of the US Ninth Airforce leave their B26 Marauder ...

#78. Instructions for American Servicemen in Iraq during World War II

“American success or failure in Iraq may well depend on whether the Iraqis like American soldiers or not.” The U.S. military could certainly have used that ...

#79. The attack on Pearl Harbor united Americans like no other ...

7, 1941 pushed the U.S. into World War II. But the battleship wasn't ... The United States prides itself in being a unified country.

#80. Introduction to World War II by USHistory.org | CommonLit

As Hitler set his sights on Poland, the world prepared for another great conflict. Meanwhile, Americans tried to stay isolated. The U.S. had created a series of ...

#81. When, Why, and How did the United States enter WW2? The ...

The United States officially entered World War 2 on December 11, 1941. Mobilization began when the United States declared war on Japan on ...

#82. Florida During World War II

Among the large number of soldiers from all over the U.S. who fought in this war were over 250,000 soldiers from Florida. Military Installations in Florida.

#83. Women of World War II · United Service Organizations - USO

Ever since the United States' first fight for independence, women have served their country. But wars were historically started and fought ...

#84. US military believes Russia's invasion of Ukraine is the largest

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin deployed an additional 7000 US ... conventional military attack that's been seen since World War II, ...

#85. FDR prepares for US role in World War II, June 20, 1940

On this day in 1940, with France having fallen under Nazi Germany's war machine, President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave his dual policy of ...

#86. Was US Involvement in WWII Inevitable? - K-4 Proof of ...

United States and Japan leading up to WWII. Students will examine the rationale for Japan's decision to pursue military action against the United States.

#87. World War II Introduction | Shmoop

And the United States emerged from the war as one of, if not the, most powerful nations on the globe. On the home front, WWII transformed America's culture, ...

#88. Time for America to get over its WWII nostalgia | The Week

American troops during World War II. ... interpretation of the war is the idea that the United States won it pretty much single-handedly.

#89. Harry S. Truman | The White House

Portrait of Harry S. Truman, the 33rd President of the United States ... During World War II he headed the Senate war investigating committee, checking into ...

#90. Most Americans Agree That WWII Was Justified. Recent ...

That makes World War II the most popular U.S. military engagement of the eight that the poll asked about, as measured by the net share of people ...

#91. 24. World War II | THE AMERICAN YAWP

Americans read about the brutal fighting in China, but the United States lacked both the will and the military power to ...

#92. World War II - Isolation and Appeasement Fail - State of Oregon

While the United States was firmly entrenched in isolationism throughout the 1930s, European democracies had their own reasons for not confronting Germany. They ...

#93. How the attack on Pearl Harbor shaped America's role in the ...

The bombing of Pearl Harbor was a pivotal moment in U.S. and world history. The attack thrust the U.S. into World War II and set in motion a ...

#94. Japanese Americans in military during World War II - Densho ...

By 1940, many Nisei were of legal age, and many were drafted, with some 5,000 having been inducted into the U.S. Army by the time of the attack ...

#95. A brief look at the post-WWII American military [excerpt] - OUP ...

From the ashes of World War II emerged two victorious superpowers: the United States and the Soviet Union. At the end of the war, ...

#96. Category:United States in World War II - Wikimedia Commons

Media in category "United States in World War II". The following 200 files are in this category, out of 1,872 total.

#97. From Empowerment to Domesticity: The Case of ... - Frontiers

The war campaign marketed to women during WWII made a significant contribution to gender roles in the United States.

#98. US Foreign Policy Since WWII | American Diplomacy Est 1996

Professor Staten traces the post-World War II course of U. S. ... The idealistic side of our character gets the United States into trouble.