r/todayilearned • • 1d ago

TIL that in WW2, Poland declared war on Japan. Japan rejected there declaration of war. Quote: “We do not accept Poland’s challenge. The Poles, fighting for their freedom, only declared war on us under pressure from the United Kingdom.”A curious case: Poland only declared war on one country in WWII;

https://www.outono.net/elentir/2021/03/21/a-curious-case-poland-only-declared-war-on-one-country-in-wwii-peace-did-not-come-until-1957/
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u/Zisthebest1235 1d ago

Yeah because no communist revolution ever resulted in the deaths of innocents🤦‍♂️

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u/Happy_Brilliant7827 1d ago

What revolution doesn't have a price?

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u/Zisthebest1235 1d ago

Every revolution has a price, it’s just communist revolutions don’t justify that price in the long run, almost ever.

Besides look at their comment. They act as if there’s no reason people would oppose a communist revolution.