That was a bit poor taste of you, buddy. Nuclear situation in Fukushima isn't something one should laugh about. I have NEVER EVER laughed at or even joked around regarding any travesties Japan did in China or let alone any of the humanitarian crises that happened around the world.
Be that as it may, my point stands: If we're going to start posting Nanjing Massacre events in China, which is fine by me, the UNESCO needs to apply a more objective and transparent historical analysis then that requires all parties to list the historical human rights abuses and their locations. They should consider the following:
- Japanese concentration camps in the United States
- The Trail of Tears for the Native American population
- The Spanish liquidation of Tenochtitlan City in Mexico during the Conquista led by Hernan Cortez
- The Portuguese and Spanish slave trade centers in the Caribbean
- The British slave system used in the New World and their slave centers in the Caribbean
- The Roman annihilation of Judea in the 1st century AD
Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera....