The internationale uniting world, sokka and japan from 1700's to 1945

song of the internationale about reason thunering in revolt rising aup and breaking your chains no longer deluded into inaction resonates with sokka in that happiness of humanity sought. in particular the line arise ye prisoners of want arise ye servile masses. the internationale does go further in saying that soldiers will take strike action . it is significant that the strike action n part of soldiers during the 1930's-45 war and the idea of happiness of humanity was not on the minds of the military of u.s.a. when they bombed nagasaki and hiroshima or the lotus sutra .there is a persistant ignorance regardig eastern culture a racism on part of u.s.a.
though daisaku ikda hopes u.s.a. becomes locus of sokka i think the u.s. military might not take strike action before too late. a strike being refusing to fight.touble is the meaning has shifted now to mean omething else.