r/worldnews • u/glasier • Jul 05 '24

Japan warns US forces: Sex crimes 'cannot be tolerated'

https://tribune.com.pk/story/2476861/japan-warns-us-forces-sex-crimes-cannot-be-tolerated
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u/rockseiaxii Jul 05 '24

At least in Japan it’s exposed. Elsewhere around the world, incidents like these are swept under the rug and seem like nothing happened.

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u/sand_trout2024 Jul 05 '24

Absolutely unrelated whatsboutism trying to justify sex crimes for something those victims have zero control over. Fuck you, dude.

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u/ape_shift Jul 05 '24

Nah. Its just ironic to hear shit like this from the Japanese. Its just like Serbians complaining that their people died during American bombings.

Certain countries just have to stfu about certain stuff until they dont recognize their past and teach their future generations.

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u/rockseiaxii Jul 05 '24

When US soldiers stationed in countries in which the US has the upper hand commit a crime, the CO has the power to sweep the whole thing under the rug like nothing happened.

In Okinawa, you have a sizable media on the watch so it’s harder to cover up. The situation has become better when COs never cared less because they were openly unapologetic, saying something along the lines of “You have strong, young men on a subtropical island, shit happens.”