Happy Hiroshima Day!

[RetiredGySgt]

I'm sorry, but if you decide to sign up as an idiot, then no one can help you.

the idiot in this exchange is you. You made an ignorant false claim and doubled down instead of admitting to it.

 

[Ringo]

the idiot in this exchange is you. You made an ignorant false claim and doubled down instead of admitting to it.

No, idiots are those, who were raised and educated in propaganda and therefore are not able to accept the idea that a significant part of the United States (large enough, if it could wage war for 4 years) fought for the preservation and further development of slavery based on the idea of racial superiority of whites over blacks. This kind of shit was given to the world only by the USA. Well, later this idea of racial superiority was developed by the German Nazis.

 

[Mushroom]

I'm sorry, but if you decide to sign up as an idiot, then no one can help you.

Why, because I refuse to fall for your ever-changing line of coprolite?

That is one thing I have seen you do endlessly. You make some claim, your claim is busted, then you make yet a new claim that is busted. And insult those that bust your BS claims.

As I said, for spinning propaganda you absolutely suck. Because real propaganda is more about "spin", then simply making up lies and expecting people to believe them.

Fact is, the Soviets were once masters of that art. Hence, "Pravda". You almost never found Pravda, Radio Moscow, or any of their news arms lying. However, they would spin the information to the way they wanted others to hear it.

However, today Russia has completely lost that ability, and simply lies and expects others to believe it.

 

[Unkotare]

Tell that to MacArthur. He wrote fdr a 47 page letter about it. fdr threw the letter in the garbage (much the same way he considered the Constitution and the lives of US servicemen).

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[Ringo]

Fact is, the Soviets were once masters of that art. Hence, "Pravda".

Yes, the Soviet Union could appeal directly to the peoples over the heads of bourgeois governments and was listened to and understood. Now Russia also has a bourgeois government. But there is a gradation of meanness and Evil among bourgeois governments. It usually depends on the strength of the predator. Hence the result - the Evil Empire at the moment is the USA. Plus its satellites.

 

[Unkotare]

Article clipped from Chicago Tribune

Clipping found in Chicago Tribune published in Chicago, Illinois on 8/14/1965.

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[bodecea]

Which is more horrific......an atomic bomb or the Democrat Party?

I'm sure that is above your ken.

 

[Dayton3]

Yeah Rs only start wars based on lies that result in the deaths of one million people, and they love torturing people too.

assuming you are talking about the U.S. invasion of Iraq, that number is at least five times the number who were killed in the invasion.

Furthermore:

1) The U.S. never lied about WMDs in Iraq.
2) Iraq was given ample opportunity to give up and prevent the invasion.
3) there is no evidence that official or unofficial U.S. policy was ever to "torture people".

 

[gipper]

assuming you are talking about the U.S. invasion of Iraq, that number is at least five times the number who were killed in the invasion.

Furthermore:

1) The U.S. never lied about WMDs in Iraq.
2) Iraq was given ample opportunity to give up and prevent the invasion.
3) there is no evidence that official or unofficial U.S. policy was ever to "torture people".

Oh god not another imperialist warmonger dumb ass.

 

[Dayton3]

dumb ass.

We know who you are. No need to sign it.

 

[Unkotare]

Tell that to MacArthur. He wrote fdr a 47 page letter about it. fdr threw the letter in the garbage (much the same way he considered the Constitution and the lives of US servicemen).

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[Unkotare]

Article clipped from Chicago Tribune

Clipping found in Chicago Tribune published in Chicago, Illinois on 8/14/1965.

www.newspapers.com

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[AZrailwhale]

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You mean the letter than you can't produce?

 

[Unkotare]

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Clipping found in Chicago Tribune published in Chicago, Illinois on 8/14/1965.

www.newspapers.com

 

[Ringo]

Deputy Chairman of the Security Council, Chairman of the United Russia Party Dmitry Medvedev in his Telegram channel accused Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida of betraying the memory of hundreds of thousands of victims of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Criticizing the politician for his joint statement with US President Joe Biden, Medvedev noted that he acted as Washington's service personnel. "The head of the Japanese government, in humiliating loyal ecstasy, is talking nonsense about Russia, betraying the memory of hundreds of thousands of Japanese who burned in the nuclear bonfire of Hiroshima and Nagasaki," the deputy chairman of the Security Council wrote.

"Biden and Kishida stated that any possible use of nuclear weapons by Russia in Ukraine would be a hostile act against all humanity, which has no justification.

This is such a monstrous shame that I will not even comment on the paranoia about our state's nuclear plans. Think about it. The head of the Japanese government, in humiliating loyal ecstasy, is talking nonsense about Russia, betraying the memory of hundreds of thousands of Japanese who burned in the nuclear bonfire of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. And Kisida absolutely does not care that the only country that fully used nuclear weapons was the United States. And her only victim is his own homeland. He would like to remind the US president of this and demand repentance, which was never brought for this act of war by the American leadership.
But no, Kishida is only a service staff for Americans. And servants can't have the courage.

It remains to pity the Japanese. After all, such a shame can be washed away only by committing seppuku on their return right at a meeting of their cabinet. Although the concept of honor of this generation of Japanese vassals is not peculiar."

Earlier, Medvedev reacted to the statement by US President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida about a possible nuclear strike in Ukraine, calling these words paranoia.