[ SECRET POST #3181 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3181 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

(da)
I think the considering and knowing part is less relevant than the fact not one, but two bombs were dropped while knowing most victims would be civilians.

[(Anonymous)]

It baffles me how many people are forgetting that these people were just families living their lives and not soldiers.

And that doing it TWICE was okay because "American lives!"

The guy who who was displaying Enola Gay at the museum was almost CRYING at how many American lives this plane saved.

[(Anonymous)]

Because we were at war.

German cities were bombed by the Allies.

America had been conducting extensive firebombing against Japan.

The Japanese DESTROYED Chinese cities and tortured/murdered civilians with nary a care.

So of course civilians died and of course people were proud of saving the lives of their countrymen.

What is so difficult to understand about this?

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, we know, Americans the winners of a war should always be praised for killing civilians in operatives that weren't aimed against other armies because that means THEY SAVED LIVES. By killing civilians. Yes.

In other news, the grass is green.

[(Anonymous)]

War isn't some magic salve that makes the killing of innocents okay.

[(Anonymous)]

what a romantic view of murder, to bring him to tears like that :')

[tabaqui]

Exactly. Bombing military targets, military *units* - that's horrifying but part of war, everyone did it. *Deliberately* bombing civilians - beyond grotesque. And yes, 'everyone' did that, too, but we're the only ones that used nuclear weapons to do it.

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty much this.

All parties in a war commit horrifying acts and some of them aren't really justifiable, not matter how many people try to keep their country as the one in the high moral ground.

[(Anonymous)]

Word. But this anon doesn't really understand the gravity of nuclear weapons. Every time this topic comes around Capslock McGee comes by with the same spiel.

[tabaqui]

Pretty much. And now, if it's the same person, i'm getting the 'omg, you didn't know he was racist as fuck/everybody was racist as fuck/where did you go to schoooooooool!!' crap. Uh, sorry, no, that letter? Would *never* have been shown to us kids in school, and i doubt it's shown to many kids now. Sheesh.

[(Anonymous)]

yea, we don't know what kept people went on wars before they do? wars doesn't happen miraculously. it evolved A BUTTLOTS OF PEOPLE OR PERSONS.

at least it give a perspective on human 'race'.

[(Anonymous)]

This isn't really related, but have you heard of Unit 731?