Ackshually, while not exactly Hiroshima, the nearby city of Yamaguchi (Hiroshima's neighbor) was where Christianity really got going for the first time in Japan. That was where St. Francis Xavier first received a truly friendly reception from & was allowed to preach and gather a following by the local daimyo, Ouchi Yoshitaka. Unfortunately as often happened in the Sengoku period, Yoshitaka's nigger vassal betrayed & killed him in a coup a few years later, only to then proceed to run his budding empire in western Japan straight into the ground & get curbstomped so hard by a regional rival (the Mori clan, which came to dominate western Japan afterward) that he killed himself; this turn of events was what forced the cradle of then-growing Japanese Christianity to drift southwestward to Kyushu and, of course, Nagasaki.
and Lee Greenwood.
The flip side of that is true as well, why wasn't it ruled out (like kyoto was), why did the west who was largest Christian not take that into consideration?
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That's gonna rustle a few jimmies.
Trump just mentioned the Brooklyn bridge lol.Commie competence:
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And no problems with the law, either! He really turned it around and is an example more blacks should follow!
