locking (Forwarded) What I want to say in 2013 – Japan earthquake (though not original, it is what I most want to say)

To be honest, whether the ground shakes or not has nothing to do with me; I just know that it might start fundraising again.\ At first, I thought shouting 'Warmly celebrate the Japanese earthquake' was pretty unreliable, but now I realize,\ Secondly, there are no boundaries: 'Japan be strong, let's get through this together,' MLGB, why does it look so glaring?\ Warmly celebrating the Japanese earthquake shouldn't be endorsed, but those who use the banner of humanity while revealing their pretentious nature are truly idiots.\ Humanity — talking about humanity with people who lack it — is a sign of being incapable of managing one's personal life.\ Yunnan had intermittent earthquakes for two months and you didn't care; but when Japan has an earthquake, you're nervous as if life and death is at stake. What kind of logic is this? Overnight, saints are everywhere.\ You don't even care about your own compatriots, so what right do you have to expect others to care about us?\ Only by taking care of yourself first do you have the right to comment on others. People who don't even give up a seat on the bus are suddenly talking about humanity too.\ There's an earthquake there, and here you are picking fights — that's your sense of justice; laughable.\ One batch shows off, one batch criticizes; there are always these two groups, all kinds of pathetic, all kinds shining with the light of humanity.\ Back when Japan hunted whales and cursed death onto them, it was you; now when wishing and praying, it's still you, always occupying the moral high ground.\ So morality is so cheap; anyone can follow the trend. Before it was the 69 peace war, the 3q incident, and now, it's still the same, damn it.\ You're not even tolerant towards your own people, but are tolerant to foreign countries, always thinking about how to mock others to show your own civilization — does this have any meaning?\ Last October, during the Hainan floods, there were still many people saying it would be best if everyone drowned, as if they understood: Chinese lives are cheap, and Hainan people's lives even cheaper.\ And now? A group of people are criticizing the Japanese earthquake; if you don't send blessings, you have no humanity — can it be more fake?\ During the Wenchuan earthquake, they were there; now China's rescue teams are preparing to go, and the international image is justified.\ If someone stabs me and then buys me an apple, should I thank them?\ During the Wenchuan earthquake, Japanese BBS were also full of schadenfreude; friends who understand Japanese can Google it — many say things like ‘heavenly punishment, curse that pig.'\ Friends studying in Japan personally admit, 70% of Japanese people felt schadenfreude, 20% just observed, 10% prayed.\ Japan imports a large amount of coal from China every year, yet never uses it — why?My great-aunt by my maternal uncle's side is Japanese. Almost every ordinary Japanese person knows that the Sino-Japanese War was unavoidable. At that time, China would block the Japanese straits, and Japan would use Chinese resources to break through China's blockade. Japan's annual massive economic infiltration into China reaches 60 billion; every three years, it retires a submarine, while the world standard is 13 years. Preparing so much, what for?? You don't pay attention to these things. I've been to Japan, and the thing that impressed me most is that Japan still refers to China as 'Shina,' a term full of insult meaning 'inferior.' They deny history, cover up history, and tamper with history—a country that doesn't understand the feelings of its neighboring people at all; how can it talk about humanity? You say, 'The Japanese right-wing is a minority, most are good.' I can't believe it, a minority, and yet you call them the majority. I'll tell you, if you haven't been to Japan, you have no right to say this. Without the support of the people, the government would have been dissolved long ago. Japan has never admitted to its mistakes, yet we happily claim to forgive. Forgiving someone who has never acknowledged their wrongs is not tolerance; that's stupidity. What I personally experienced there is the disdain and contempt Japanese people have toward Chinese people at their core. A girl studying abroad made me feel heartbroken when she said with a smile, 'Have you ever thought about the feelings of students studying in Japan? When we are in a foreign country waiting for our nation's concern, you care about the Japanese instead. Doesn't that make us feel cold?' Early spring weather is cold, but colder than this weather is your sanctimonious attitude. I don't have the mental state to pray for the Japanese. In an earthquake in Japan, all I can do is not cheer. The Yasukuni Shrine can collapse; the Japanese emperor can defecate; the innocent citizens must be strong. Trend-following blessings don't show kindness or humanity; cowardice and timidity are fully exposed. Hypocrisy that runs to the bone is scarier than ignorance. But forgetting a past that should be remembered is thorough annihilation of humanity. There are certainly some Chinese who, out of human conscience, pray for the Japanese—that's fine; you truly are noble, and I respect you. Some classmates say they want to go to the Japanese Embassy to lay flowers, that's fine too; I just hope you have time to go along and donate some blood, the people in Yunnan really need it.Calling your own compatriots names under the banner of 'self-respect commands respect' is just painful to watch, I just don't understand it. Damn, if I don't pray for them, does that mean I don't respect myself? As an ordinary person, I donated 200cc of blood and 100 yuan to the Red Cross in Yunnan, and I feel pretty respectable. Those who understand adversity do not create adversity; those who do not understand are only capable of ridiculous actions. I'm just upset hearing that manga artists Akira Toriyama, Masashi Kishimoto, and Eiichiro Oda perished in a fire. There will be no more One Piece from now on—no ending! Damn, Gosho Aoyama, you can't be harmed, otherwise Conan will die again. I can make donations; as a medical student, I respect life, and in the future, if needed, I will also join a medical rescue team without hesitation. But I just cannot feel goodwill toward this nation. For the Japanese earthquake, I only pray for the Chinese living in Japan and my compatriots in Yunnan.