I am writing this post to apologize for taking the NCR to task unfairly. The headline led me to believe this publication was going to chastise the U.S. heavily for it’s use of atomic weapons.
I leveled a withering criticism for that. I was wrong to do so.
The article and publication actually defend the U.S. and it’s use of these WMDs.
I am sorry to have posted an unfair criticism, and I asked that it be removed.
Okay, well, the withering criticism of NCR is back. This guy is one major pinhead.
And I’m commemorating a massive F U moment for N C R.
We were attacked. We tried to get Japan to surrender. It even refused to after we used the first atomic bomb.
We told Japan there would be more attacks if they didn’t surrender. They didn’t surrender. We attacked again.
War is hell. I hope there is never an instance of massive weapons like this being used again, but the N C R makes it more likely by printing trash like this.
The U. S. is demonized here. That just builds up anger by non-U. S. Citizens. It justifies anything they want to do to us, because we’re supposedly a pariah state. N C R has inferred as much.
This is disgusting to the max.
A war crime? No, N C R, has leveled a world class example of hate speech here. Some people should lose their jobs over this. I’ll reflect on citizenship until later...
Racial discrimination? Bad thing. Allowing abortions? Bad thing. Dropping nukes to deliberately kill civilians? Bad thing. Let’s try not to have things like these mar America’s future.
Too bad my grandfather, Damage Control Office on the Bunker Hill at Okinawa, isn't around to respond to this overweening moral equivalence idiot. He'd gray the guy's hair prematurely. But, then again, when you've lost hundreds of shipmates in a battle a few months before the a-bombs were dropped, it tends to give you a vastly different viewpoint on this subject.