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ogre2145 — Honor Pride - the Kamikaze
Published: 2003-01-31 07:39:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 7415; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 235
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First off, and formost, this is not exactly mine. This was taken from the cover of (Suicide Squads). A book about the Kamikaze and of course WWII. I however did do a few changes to it, however, I take no ownership of core art. Just when I first saw it, it sent chills down my spine, and the way I first saw it, and how it was colored, I felt it needed a make over, thus, this is what you get. Btw, this picture still sends a little chill down the o'l spine.Related content
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Incredible work full of emotions... emotions of pride, honor, boldness.
I love this piece.
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Very stylish... it's a scene from a Japanese propagande movie, isn't it?
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I remember him from a Clash t-shirt! nice bit of work
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The kamikaze I know about them as well for I am a Japanese.I
grandfather was pilot back then and he oposed the idea of being
a kamikaze because He said it was a watse of a pilot and a plane, the desprete
times had called for desprete measures.
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Thats a nice piece of work. But i would say whilst some kamikaze died willingly, there isnt alot thats honorable for anyone about welded into the cockpit.
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man,I love these movies...no more of these patriotic U.S. Farmboyz....shuper shweet!
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this is not wat japan is about nop no way time gose on in the world and pple change japan will not go for sending out ppl to die in suicide...
plus+ why go to war wen you can make $$$ haha 
but as a pic of art this is very intrusting i thought it was a japanese rap artis humm.... guss i was rong... nice choic of colors.
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mooboy is a bit fucktarded in his words. This piece is gripping when you think of what it represents. You have to admire someone who will die for their country, even if you don't agree with what they're fighting for
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To me, the Kamikaze, represents a someone who is a mere puppet to the leaders of Japan of that day. Even most of the Japanese, at least those that fought in that war, disagreed with such waste of human life. So, this has a totally differetn meaning for me.
As far as the graphic goes, with the explanation taken into account, I do like it....very much actually. I will also admit, that I do salute the dedication and faith that those poor souls had to call upon to commit to such a vain price.
Ugh...sorry, in other words....I like it
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kamakazi not a pupet they love thier contry so much they willing to die for it!!
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Ok, 2 things.
#1 - This was written about 4 years ago...Jan 31, 2003, 3:12:03 AM
#2 - These guys were brainwashed...plain and simple. Don't take my word for it, read the actual records by the pilots themselves. If they failed, they brought shame to their families, and in some cases, their families faced imprisonment. Do your own ready...not sure what else to say here.
So, seeing as how this thread has been out of circulation for 4 years, I will just let it go and not worry about getting into some futile debate. The material is there for you to read.
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