As we all know, after experiencing the trauma of World War I and World War II, all countries around the world have suffered the bitter lessons of war, and if there is no urgent reason, coupled with the development of nuclear weapons today, I believe that no country dares to launch a war easily. But if one day, World War III does break out, which country will disappear first?
Why do countries agree that Japan is the most likely to disappear on this issue? Let's take a closer look at the reasons for this.
First of all, it can be seen from World War II that the influence of Japan's militarist ideology and Bushido spirit is very exaggerated, and Japan has absolutely achieved all-round control of the national mind. If you think about it, in World War II, those fanatical Japanese soldiers committed suicide after failing to complete the mission, and this kind of mind control was not achieved overnight. Even if Japan becomes a defeated country, this militarist ideology has not been fundamentally eliminated, and if war breaks out again, it is difficult to guarantee that militarism will not be revived.
Second, from World War II to the present, Japan's ambitions have not dissipated, but have been quietly hiding their own strength, reorganizing their armed forces and developing and growing. As early as the adoption of the pacifist constitution in 1947, Japan should not relinquish the right to wage war under national power on the premise that japan should not maintain the navy, army, air force and other forces. However, it is clear that Japan did not take this premise seriously, but vigorously developed its military strength.
According to statistics, the number of active troops in Japan has reached 255,000, and the defense force reached 46 billion US dollars in 2017, ranking fifth in the world. Why Japan has embarked on the road of armed development so quickly, in addition to safeguarding its own interests, its greater ambitions have also been exposed, and it is obvious that Japan has been making a fool of itself.
Finally, because of Japan's performance in World War II, it has offended many countries, coupled with the rush to pat the United States on the back in recent years, and there has been more or less friction with other countries. If war breaks out and Japan touches the interests of other countries, other countries will turn their faces.
In addition, as Japan's "backing" United States, although it ostensibly gives Japan some economic and military support, the United States is ultimately for its own interests, if Japan has been difficult to protect itself, the United States naturally will not wade into this muddy water, and may even directly cut off all ties with Japan. What do you think?