What America did to Japan was terrible.

Molesting a child? Is that what they're teaching in public schools these days? They did kinda start it. How about the war crimes and atrocities they inflicted on China? The cruelty inflicted on Allied POW's? The tens of thousands killed in a war they they started? God, what colossal ignorance.

Shut up, you ignorant know nothing toddler!

Japan was lucky the entire country wasn't nuked from top to bottom.

Sweet Cock is not a fan of Enola Gay.

The greater good I guess, plus Japan struck first.

If you can't handle the heat?

What Japan did to China, Korea, Singapore, Philippines, Australia and Hawaii was terrible.

Do you know what would have happened if we hadn't nuked them? We were going to be invading them the way we invaded Normandy, with beach boats, and soldiers. There would have been 98% casualties, and the Japanese would have fought down to the last man, woman, and child, showing no mercy for anybody. My grandpa was scheduled to be on one of those boats, and if he had gone, he would have died, my mom and her siblings wouldn't have been born, and I wouldn't have been born either. Millions of our men would have died, many times more than those who actually did die in the Pacific Theater. The nukes' purpose was to break the will of the Japanese people and to force them to surrender.

And by the way, we occupied Japan for quite a few years after the war, and helped them to rebuild, (we did the same for Germany as well), so we would not suffer a repeat of what happened in the years between WWI and WWII, where they'd build up resentment and hatred and start all this bullshit again in a few decades. They are now some of our strongest allies in the world because of that relationship.

Your whining about the entire thing out of context, and using two other subjects that have nothing to do with each other and nuking Japan shows just how badly our public school system has failed, as well as revealing you have an IQ lower than 60, and didn't give a shit about actually reading your history books, and learning the truth.

And by the way, Japan's been in a Recession since the 1990s. Your welcome.

I agree that the destruction was terrible but the decision to drop the bombs may have been the best option. The emperor was considered the Japanese god and the Japanese believed that surrender was dishonorable. The soldiers and citizens of Japan would have fought to the death to defend their island. Many experts estimated that several hundred thousand or more US lives would be lost if the island was invaded.

In the Potsdam declaration, Truman gave the Japanese eleven days to surrender or face prompt and utter destruction. They dropped the bomb on Hiroshima first. The Japanese did not surrender so the second bomb was dropped on Nagasaki three days later. The Japanese surrendered four days after the second bomb was dropped.

I don't think you can compare dropping the bombs to child molestation. Japan was not innocent during the war. They brought destruction to other countries and it was their unfortunate moment to face carnage and destruction. I support the decision to drop the bombs in order to save American lives but we'll never know which choice was better.

https://www.trumanlibrary.gov/education/presidential-inquiries/decision-drop-atomic-bomb

https://www.history.com/news/hiroshima-nagasaki-second-atomic-bomb-japan-surrender-wwii