Once we tested the bomb there was no longer a need to invade.
I really, really, really doubt that, Junior. I've been teaching history for over 28 years. How about you?
Japan was defeated. That wanted one thing to surrender and we gave that to them anyway
The men who fought and won WWII were "whiny"?
Unlike you, I HAVE backed up everything I've said about the topic. You're just having a tantrum like a small child now.
You'd like to be able to move on without me. But you won't be able to. I'll still be here to point out all your falsehoods and irrelevancies.
Wrong. That is a perfectly appropriate response to your irrelevant trivia.
Wrong again. I'm still here.
Then Japan really goofed by refusing to surrender didn't they?
Wrong. Japan was not willing to surrender until after both atomic bombs had already been dropped.
If Japan had refused to submit despite us bombing them, we would have invaded.
That's why we dropped the atomic bombs on military targets.
That's because you don't know anything about this subject.
That's scary considering how many falsehoods you post.
My private life is my business.
The men who fought and won WWII say that the atomic bombs saved their lives.
Your lack of knowledge makes you the junior here.
Linking to lies on the internet is not backing up your statements.
No I'm not. You are the only person here who is acting that way.
I dont care
I know. But I corrected your falsehood anyway.
Assistant Secretary Bard was convinced that a standard bombardment and naval blockade would be enough to force Japan into surrendering. Even more, he had seen signs for weeks that the Japanese were actually already looking for a way out of the war. His idea was for the United States to tell the Japanese about the bomb, the impending Soviet entry into the war, and the fair treatment that citizens and the Emperor would receive at the coming Big Three conference. Before the bombing occurred, Bard pleaded with Truman to neither drop the bombs (at least not without warning the population first) nor to invade the entire country, proposing to stop the bloodshed.[1
Many people, like our unfortunately misinformed and limited of mind and character friend posting here, are not aware of the extent of starvation and crumbling morale in Japan towards the end of the war.Assistant Secretary Bard was convinced that a standard bombardment and naval blockade would be enough to force Japan into surrendering. Even more, he had seen signs for weeks that the Japanese were actually already looking for a way out of the war. His idea was for the United States to tell the Japanese about the bomb, the impending Soviet entry into the war, and the fair treatment that citizens and the Emperor would receive at the coming Big Three conference. Before the bombing occurred, Bard pleaded with Truman to neither drop the bombs (at least not without warning the population first) nor to invade the entire country, proposing to stop the bloodshed.[1
Debate over the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki - Wikipedia
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It's a good debate. Too bad he is not up for it
So what do you think? Are we gonna nuke them?Assistant Secretary Bard was convinced that a standard bombardment and naval blockade would be enough to force Japan into surrendering. Even more, he had seen signs for weeks that the Japanese were actually already looking for a way out of the war. His idea was for the United States to tell the Japanese about the bomb, the impending Soviet entry into the war, and the fair treatment that citizens and the Emperor would receive at the coming Big Three conference. Before the bombing occurred, Bard pleaded with Truman to neither drop the bombs (at least not without warning the population first) nor to invade the entire country, proposing to stop the bloodshed.[1
Debate over the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki - Wikipedia
His private life is very much his own business.
In other words, you're full of shit, Junior. Yeah, all the adults already knew that. Run along now little fella.
Who?
Flippitty bippitty!!!!!!
