The Nuking of Nagasaki: Even More Immoral and Unnecessary than Hiroshima

"The international law of armed conflict has evolved considerably since 1945, and an attack like that against Hiroshima would be illegal today. It would violate three requirements of the law of armed conflict codified in the 1977 Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions: to not intentionally attack civilians (the principle of distinction); to ensure that incidental damage against civilians is not excessive compared to the direct military advantage gained from an attack against a lawful target (the principle of proportionality), especially where, as here, the value of the identified military targets in Hiroshima was modest; and to take all feasible precautions to minimize collateral damage against civilians (the precautionary principle)."

So? It was not yet post 1945 at the time.
 
How about fuck you for dragging the good name of The United States of America through the mud by trying to paint us as being at the same level of moral turpitude as the Axis Powers. We're better than that.
Fuck you for wishing the Japanese could have continued their rapes and murders of civilians even a second longer, let alone the years you demand.

It’s ‘teachers’ like you that I mock who shouldn’t be allowed within a thousand feet of any school.
 

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