They responded to sanctions with being tough... And got obliterated. I don't lack shyt boyLack of comprehending history...they didn't start the war...US sanctioned their country and knew they were going to retaliate.
They responded to sanctions with being tough... And got obliterated. I don't lack shyt boyLack of comprehending history...they didn't start the war...US sanctioned their country and knew they were going to retaliate.
You be making a bunch of wild assertion's like theyre fact. fukk your stupid ass opinion fr.Eat a dikk
long-term more people in nagasaki and hiroshima probably died from cancer and the consequences of radiation overall. but the initial blast you're right, the tokyo firebombing killed more peopleMore people died from the firebombing. op turning into a woat contender
Unethical research is demonic as fukk but if someone already did it you may as well put the notes to good use still should've thrown them in a pit after the fact thoughI'm reading up on this and came upon this nugget
Its fukked up, no way around itAdmittedly it's a cold ass pragmatic take to say that the bombings were necessary to prevent an invasion with an even higher death toll, but it's take that's hard to disagree with. While there were talks of surrender, the terms were conditional and Japan was a whole was divided over surrender; Japan's military wanted to keep fighting even after weeks of fire bombings (that actually killed a higher number of people than the nukes did). Also,a large segment of people in Japan were fanatical as fukk, and where willing to die for their nation, and even if they weren't the military probably would've forced them too anyway. Invasion of Japan probably meant dealing with a super gruesome type of guerrilla warfare (full of suicidal attacks from citizens and military personnel alike), on terrain less friendly than the terrain found on the European front of the war, it would've been a much rougher experience than D-Day was without a doubt. The Russians were knocking to the north too, so not only could've an invasion killed many more than the Nukes did, Russia was probably gonna take a chunk of land for themselves, or the Navy could've blockaded Japan and starved them out until they surrendered. There was nothing but a bunch of evil options in an evil ass war unfortunately. I could even go on and say that maybe seeing the human toll from a nuke was necessary to establish nuclear deterrence as a thing, and that if the US didn't do it to Japan, some other power was gonna do it to someone else eventually.
By the end of May, monsoon rains which had turned contested hills and roads into a morass exacerbated both the tactical and medical situations. The ground advance began to resemble a World War I battlefield, as troops became mired in mud, and flooded roads greatly inhibited evacuation of wounded to the rear. Troops lived on a field sodden by rain, part garbage dump and part graveyard. Unburied Japanese and American bodies decayed, sank in the mud, and became part of a noxious stew. Anyone sliding down the greasy slopes could easily find their pockets full of maggots at the end of the journey
then they could've surrendered to the soviet union then - but they'd never do that because of their previous war against russiajapan didnt surrender because of the atom bombs
they surrendered because the Soviet Union invaded at the same time and were about to occupy Japan
I actually went to the front to ask then thought better of it at the last momentPeace Park in Nagasaki is an amazing place to visit if you ever get a chance
if you let them tell it the attack was unprovoked
in the museum there's a giant timeline of events on a wall and there's a giant gap of time between 1940 and August 9th,1945
I walked by it and then backed up and said something is missing
Yeah but Japan started it so it ain't really looked at like that.
They honestly had no real reason to declare on America, at least not the way they did it
America got them back tho. Nuked them and the fallout turned the legendary imperial Japanese soldiers into anime watching incels
Its been awhile since I went so I was going to dig up some picks to make sure I didn't make it up but I'm glad you saw it tooI actually went to the front to ask then thought better of it at the last moment
Are you even old enough to post . You look 12 .It’s insane to me that we are taught to see it as a necessary and justified act. Yes, Japan refused to surrender, attacked us first, and their military committed horrific acts on the
Chinese and Koreans.
But, none of that justifies obliterating two cities full of children.