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Topic	Should Biden go to jail for his handling of Israel one day?
LightSnake 10/20/25 1:44:37 PM #100:	Jagus posted... the us didn't nuke japan to save anyone. ssjevot is an outspoken critic of japanese war crimes anyway. SSjevot refuses to address what would happen to the people in Japan's wartime holdings. The US "doing it save anyone" is also pretty irrelevant to the point: many more people would've died. also, what proof is there that the nukes caused the surrender anyway? and how could one have more insight into the war than the actual people fighting it? smells like revisionist history to me. Because those historians have access to internal documents from Japan that those people didn't have? As well as more intelligence and declassified materials. ....and we have very good evidence the nukes caused the surrender that hit. But since we bring it up, even then there was a planned coup to keep fighting in opposition to surrender. japan committing war crimes doesn't mean the us didn't also commit warcrimes. The US has committed warcrimes. This wasn't one of them --- Ring the bells that still can ring/Forget your perfect offering/There is a crack in everything/That's how the light gets in."- RIP, Leonard Cohen <cite>LightSnake posted [p:986783308] in Should Bid... [t:81057525]...</cite> <quote>Jagus posted... </cite><quote>the us didn't nuke japan to save anyone. ssjevot is an outspoken critic of japanese war crimes anyway.</quote>SSjevot refuses to address what would happen to the people in Japan's wartime holdings. The US "doing it save anyone" is also pretty irrelevant to the point: many more people would've died.<quote>also, what proof is there that the nukes caused the surrender anyway? and how could one have more insight into the war than the actual people fighting it? smells like revisionist history to me.</quote>Because those historians have access to internal documents from Japan that those people didn't have? As well as more intelligence and declassified materials.....and we have very good evidence the nukes caused the surrender that hit. But since we bring it up, even then there was a planned coup to keep fighting in opposition to surrender.<quote>japan committing war crimes doesn't mean the us didn't also commit warcrimes.</quote>The US has committed warcrimes. This wasn't one of them --- Ring the bells that still can ring/Forget your perfect offering/There is a crack in everything/That's how the light gets in."- RIP, Leonard Cohen</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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