Stop hating America for nuking Japan please.
They deserved it and even more people would have died if we didn't do it.
Stop hating America for nuking Japan please
Jonathan Sanchez
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John Taylor
This.
We literally saved Japanese lives by nuking them.
Noah King
bump you cunts, apologize now!
Christopher Scott
United States nuked Japan to show its new toy to URSS
Nicholas Cox
Japan was already beaten. Mainly after the Operation August Storm carried by the Red Army in Manchuria
Jason Sullivan
That's a lie, we could have just sent them some films of the trinity tests if we wanted to do that
Zachary Taylor
They used it to show Japan they could reach the main island and do serious damage. Of course a 2nd bomb was needed because the Japanese army and/or government would ~NOT~ surrender. Up until just 6-8 hours or so US didnt know if they would actually sign aboard the USS Missouri
John Martin
>making excuse
step up to our level, creatura
Jeremiah Moore
Then who did it?
Dominic Hall
not quite the same dramatic effect, don't you think?
Ryder Cook
Is the nucleus thunder of God for American?
John Lee
Read this and give a conclusion.
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"FREEDOM BETRAYED"
:Herbert Hoover's Secret History of the Second World War and Its Aftermath
The 31st American President Herbert Hoover (terms of office 1929-33) is a memoir that examined the process of World War II in detail.
Why did the second world war have occurred despite everyone wanting to avoid?
And what is the truth that is not yet talked about that war -.
This book which denies the conventional view of "allied countries of justice" vs. "wicked totalitarian countries" from the outset was not made public for a long time, but it has been published in the United States in 2011 and is under discussion.
It is a first-class historical material completed by the highest authority of the United States who accessed various information over 20 years.
Nicholas Perez
brazilian is right.
you are not so.
Gabriel Miller
Yes.
Yes.
Also yes.
Landon Kelly
>hating America for nuking Japan
there are no such people
there are people using it to criticize America because they hate Americans
Tyler Lewis
>there are no such people
58% of Japanese cannot answer the question 'which cunt bombed you by nuclear', that's why.
Adam Ortiz
>Stop hating America for nuking Japan please.
Literally no one but hippies do this.
Dominic Moore
lol source?
that's not related to my point though
it's mostly non-japanese that blame America for nuking Japan. op knows that
Thomas Hall
We all live in the world where hippies won all the 1st world. SAD!
Uyoku dantai never blame america, all hundreds of thousands of them. That's strange.
James Brooks
Thanks, 'murica! These bombs did animu! Imagine animu with three bombs.
Charles Scott
>They deserved it
I heard more Americans interpret the event differently.
John White
they did before but it's good for them to get along with the US since their main purpose is a revision of the article 9
no source?
Austin Lee
America don't have justice
look at Iraq and Syria
Isaiah Reed
It appears to be not that awful actually.
>10 years ago (the 60th anniversary) an NHK survey (pdf, page 189) shows that 60% of people in their twenties and thirties could correctly recall the Hiroshima bombing date
>nhk.or.jp
But
>quoting Culture Shock and Japanese-American Relations: Historical Essays by Sadao Asada at page 231
> The treatment of the bomb in high school history textbooks (1965, 1985, 1990) was almost perfunctory. The briefest textbook accounts laconically stated, “In August 1945 atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and then on Nagasaki,” [reference 108] without even saying which country had dropped the bombs or mentioning the scale of destruction and human suffering. [reference 109] (It is no wonder that 20 percent of primary and junior high school students, polled in 1969 and 1970, did not know that the United States had dropped the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki [reference 110])
>Reference 110 is "Asahi Shimbum May 27 and August 5, 27, 1970".
Oliver Hill
They were in the wrong. Japan would have surrendered either way.
Luke Brown
no one hates america for nuking japan, it was necessary and ultimately right thing, many countries loved it
Adrian Rogers
>Japan would have surrendered either way
But a big part of Japan might became Russian if not that nuclear strike.