Pearl Harbor Day?

Question

I'm from the Detroit Area here's an email from this morning.
Are any of you out there going to follow the message?

Happy Freakin Pearl Harbor Day

Please do something rude to someone
driving a Jap Car today to celebrate.

Answer 1

Pearl Harbor day is one of remembrance as far as I know. We recognize it in Hawaii with events for Veteran's. We have learned to live well with the Japanese. I suspect this person should do more research pertaining to current events rather than hateful acts of revenge. Unless they have lasting memories of some one who dead in the event and can not forgive. We have both.



Happy holidays and have a nice day also. Sounds better.

Answer 2

Not suprised that message would come from Detroit, however, many of the Toyotas and Hondas in this country are made here as much as Dodge, Ford and Chevrolet.

If you were to look at the part content on the window sticker, many of the cars manufactured in this country have anywhere from 15 to 40% of the parts coming from overseas.

Only difference with a "Jap" car and the Detroit based companies, The big three are all UAW built.

Answer 3

I'm watching a "History Channel" special, about Pearl Harbor from both side's perspective. Very Informative, and the devastation of our ships and bases, and how those Americans felt, was very reminiscent of Our Generation's Pearl Harbor, of course I'm referring to 9-11-01.



Pearl Harbor united and motivated our nation, giving us the combined will and desire to defeat our enemies, and this fighting spirit enabled us to win the war on both fronts.



Too bad our resolve, and our unity only lasted a few weeks after 9-11,..then we were back to looking out for number 1, instead of sticking with our anger, and starting a National Effort to not only wipe out the terrorist, but also to buckle down, make the hard choices, and end our dependence on foreign oil.



Both these tasks are blatantly urgent, and necessary, but we're too busy arguing, and hiding from the future, to regain any unity, much less our national resolve.



I think it's probably a merciful thing, that "The Greatest Generation" is quickly dying off, because if not dying from old age, and natural causes, they would surely die of shame, by seeing how we face crises these days.

Answer 4

Pearl Harbor Day is observed not celebrated.

Answer 5

Hey Johny- most Nissans, Toyotas, and Hondas are manufactured in Ohio and Indiana- while many US models are now manufactured out of the U.S.- educate yourself before you make comments like that.

Answer 6

Decode this lyrics " You raised me up"

Honour them .

In rememberance of that day.

For those who lose their lives on that day.

The day "The young one" have to understand what the Liberation of Freedom for the good of mankind with the creation of peace on earth goodwill to men from after world war two.

In the creation of a new civilization in the new century in time.

Luke 9.55-56

What do you think?

Answer 7

IN WV the Toyota workers from Japan celebrate Christmas on that day.

Answer 8

Let's not celebrate let's humbly remember those who lost their lives on this tragic day in history.

Answer 9

after i go to pick up my piece of crap from repair shop i may go look at some jap pickups at toyo and nissan...this s 10 is a recall away from junk yard

Answer 10

I'm just going to remember the day and all of the people that lost their lives on December 7, 1941!!!!!!!!!

Answer 11

Maybe I'll scratch a Nissan later today.

Answer 12

Wow



Are people seriously this warped?

Answer 13

No thanks.