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Has anyone noticed that there seems to be a lot of large earthquakes recently? There was one in China some (I think it's two?) years before, and the one in Haiti, and now Japan...
Japan and southwestern China (Sichuan) usually get quite a few earthquakes because they're near plate boundaries. Wikipedia says the same about Haiti, so.
I will personally track down anybody who mentions Pearl Harbor one more time and hang them using their own guts. That is all.
Has anyone noticed that there seems to be a lot of large earthquakes recently? There was one in China some (I think it's two?) years before, and the one in Haiti, and now Japan...
D: Yeah a 9 year old is here. Get over it,
I hate that I even LIVE in this damn USA. WHY AMERICA? HOW COULD YOU BE MORE IDIOTIC THAN I THOUGHT YOU WERE?!
Americans killed at Pearl Harbor: 2,500.
Japanese killed by atomic bombings: conservatively, 150,000.
That's a hundred times more deaths. I think we "got even".
I'm ashamed to be a citizen of a country where ignorance and apathy towards those who are suffering, regardless of their nationality, is so commonplace. Because of an attack OVER 70 FUCKING YEARS AGO? Get the FUCK over it.
Oh, america, america, why must you contain so many retards?
For an 8.9, those buildings weren't shaking that much (now this may be due to their height, but). I'm honestly impressed. Props to you, Japan.