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Yes, countries can reject demands for unconditional surrenders. Which is what the treaty of Versailles was.But Germany could have rejected the terms, and then the Allies would have been forced to conquer Germany.
Ultimately nuking japan was a necessary evil, while the nuking killed over a hundred thousand people, a mainland invasion would have killed millions, so by nuking Japan, it was the only way to end WWII with a minimal loss of life.
Last edited by Daymanmb; 2016-05-28 at 01:21 AM.
yes, it saved US lives and likely enemy lives as well in the long run. The army was not going to surrender this is a military that considered it owner to kamikaze our ships... grounded battle ships to act as artillery platforms, charged tanks with swords vs surrender.
Did it also server as a shot of force to USSR and others yes, was it also a real world test of a new weapons yes.. does that change the fact it was the right call no. Hell the didn't surrender after the first one and almost didn't after the 2nd.
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We have faced trials and danger, threats to our world and our way of life. And yet, we persevere. We are the Horde. We will not let anything break our spirits!"
We have faced trials and danger, threats to our world and our way of life. And yet, we persevere. We are the Horde. We will not let anything break our spirits!"
What is that? Not buying into it being "the only way"? Presenting facts in the face of feelings? Im confused, do you not like knowing how many children died from cancer, long after the bombs went off?
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You cant claim that no one is innocent and then say, "Well, they might be innocent but theyre accepted casualties of war"... you cant flip flop like that and expect to have anyone consider what youre saying to have any merit..