[ SECRET POST #3181 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3181 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Also, Japan was absolutely willing to fight to the death as a nation. I am not in any way excusing the USA's use of the bomb (because, no), but if Japan had kept fighting the war, given the extant beliefs and propaganda available to the USA at the time, Japan would have obliterated itself, and many many many many more Americans/Europeans/others, over a much longer period of time. It was a terrible solution, and it launched the nuclear age (for better and for worse), but that's it. It happened.

Do not mistake me. The USA absolutely had a choice not to drop either Fat Man OR Little Boy. But if they hadn't, the war could have potentially had many more casualties, and never really come to a satisfactory end. Either outcome was horrific, but the USA picked what they THOUGHT would be the most short-term horrific solution; it's only in long hindsight that we've seen its long-term horrific effects, since no one had any clue about the effects of radiation poisoning etc., because they'd never created anything like this before.

TL;DR: Nukes are bad, and it happened for not-particularly-good reasons. There also weren't any good reasons/options at all.

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[(Anonymous)]

Also, Japan was absolutely willing to fight to the death as a nation

You know what "propaganda" means, right? It's still propaganda even if it's used mostly toward what is supposed to be your own countrymen.

Or in other words - That's not what the goverments records on both side say.

What really was happening was much more complicated then that.