CurtSibling
ENEMY ACE™
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- Aug 31, 2001
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It is useless arguing about Hiroshima all over again.
Fact: The USA dropped the damn things, and they were going to use it on someone.
Either Japan or Germany.
But we couldn't drop it on fellow westerners now, could we?
Easier to teach those upstart Asians a lesson.
Fact: It has not been used since, except in tests and baby DU versions.
But I always have this thought;
What kind of fight would those starving Japanese women, children and old people have put up?
Must have been a terrible prospect of fear for a hardened US marine.
Japan was beat, it's army was all over China mostly, and it's navy by this time had no warships of note left.
Flogging a dead horse.
This is not to say that defeat wasn't just deserts for Japan's despicable attack on America's servicemen at Pearl Harbour...
Do the crime, do the time, is what I say.
Although it does salve people's conscience to think that the A-Bomb attacks were a noble way to save lives.
More like a way to warn our erstwhile ally Uncle Joe,
who had transformed from our genial chum to a nightmare figure of bestial oppression and tyranny.
Fact: The USA dropped the damn things, and they were going to use it on someone.
Either Japan or Germany.
But we couldn't drop it on fellow westerners now, could we?
Easier to teach those upstart Asians a lesson.
Fact: It has not been used since, except in tests and baby DU versions.
But I always have this thought;
What kind of fight would those starving Japanese women, children and old people have put up?
Must have been a terrible prospect of fear for a hardened US marine.
Japan was beat, it's army was all over China mostly, and it's navy by this time had no warships of note left.
Flogging a dead horse.
This is not to say that defeat wasn't just deserts for Japan's despicable attack on America's servicemen at Pearl Harbour...
Do the crime, do the time, is what I say.
Although it does salve people's conscience to think that the A-Bomb attacks were a noble way to save lives.
More like a way to warn our erstwhile ally Uncle Joe,
who had transformed from our genial chum to a nightmare figure of bestial oppression and tyranny.