“Look, while they stayed the order of battle, the fields of wealth always maintain well enough by the hands of subjects or servants, though the fields of poor people just remain desolations, then the people must owe a debt, and became slaves in a trade. Who is responsible for it?” In short, patriotism is an aggressive, militaristic sentiment like what “gives honor to the man who would beat down foreign people,” and just a brutal instinct. Besides, the politicians who agitate the public effectively under the slogan, next, begin to oppress the anti-Establishment groups. Thus, Syuusui argued imperialism that the basic stance of imperialism is militarism. The ism and also an expansion of arms only mean that “the military or the capitalist” would develop somehow their ambitions under favor of rising
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Also militarists say that a war makes “a strong, patient, brave spirit”, however, a war actually must be a conspiracy, a trick, a wimpy thing, a frame-up, and not fair conflicts between an enemy and a friend indeed. “Thus, an each public in every country, is picking up the young people in the barracks like a hell to realize this mean crimes, breeding up to the brutal kind.” Notwithstanding his arguments, the imperialism is the politics of territorial expansion, not including a capital export or a monopoly profit this presents, but it must be too much for him because the scholarly levels of economic didn’t reach to the domain yet. But he continues to claim “what is called an imperialism means, in short, building a greater empire and it aims to expand the own lands, so I worry about that there must appear many injustices, declinations by the establishes.” Actually, what he attacked sharply were the domination of South Africa by England, the oppressive politic to China by Germany and the subjection of Philippines by
Also militarists say that a war makes “a strong, patient, brave spirit”, however, a war actually must be a conspiracy, a trick, a wimpy thing, a frame-up, and not fair conflicts between an enemy and a friend indeed. “Thus, an each public in every country, is picking up the young people in the barracks like a hell to realize this mean crimes, breeding up to the brutal kind.” Notwithstanding his arguments, the imperialism is the politics of territorial expansion, not including a capital export or a monopoly profit this presents, but it must be too much for him because the scholarly levels of economic didn’t reach to the domain yet. But he continues to claim “what is called an imperialism means, in short, building a greater empire and it aims to expand the own lands, so I worry about that there must appear many injustices, declinations by the establishes.” Actually, what he attacked sharply were the domination of South Africa by England, the oppressive politic to China by Germany and the subjection of Philippines by