Film about âfather of the atomic bombâ finally opens in Japan after being delayed by outrage at âBarbenheimerâ memes
Archived version: https://archive.ph/8vjF7
âTheyâ were civilians. You may have had a point if they nuked strictly military targets, but they didnât, they nuked two major civilian centers and they placed the epicenter of the blast in such a position so as to cause maximum carnage.
Any argument that it was anti Soviet (and that that makes it acceptable somehow) or that it was necessary is just atrocity apologia.
Itâs true. We could have proven the existence of the bombs without killing anyone.
What do you think the 20 million victims of Imperial Japan were?
Who do you think invented the concept of total war?
Who do you think initially agreed to abide by the Geneva Conventions and then immediately betrayed them?
How many civilians do you think would have died in a ground invasion?
Donât want to get your people bombed, donât start bombing people. You want to feel sad for the loss of people trapped by environmental circumstance in more than one way, knock yourself out, but their blood was on Hirohito and his governmentâs hands the moment their dumbasses decided to invade their âsubhumanâ neighbors.
So they deserved it, because their government did terrible things.
You understand that they lived under immense propaganda. Right? They deserved it just as much as the people of East Asia deserved the atrocities committed against them by the Japanese Imperial military.
Would you support nuking Moscow, Jerusalem, or DC? Why not?