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Readers Respond: How Do You Feel About The Use of Nuclear Weapons

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very bad

almost all the people killed in the blasts were completely innocent members of the public who had nothing to do with the japan atrocities of WWII, they were normal people like you or me. and they didn't just die, alot of them died in incedibly grim circumstances, comparable to torture. The atomic bomb was a very bad use of nuclear technology and humankind will never be able to turn back
—Guest guest

It's bad

The use of nuclear weapons from any dimention of human reasoning is absolutely very bad,because we are not only talking about the massive loss of lives at the of its use,but equally considering its catastrophic effect on the future(innocent)generation
—Guest

very bad

US was totally wrong for dropping atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, what so ever the reason, they should have not used atomic bomb, i think the act was just to test and know the capacity of the weapon; because there were no reasons to justify the use of such deadly weapons.
—Guest japheth

You know what?

We shouldn't use nukes. Our world leaders should grow a pair of balls and fight each other in manly fist fights of manliness. WWIII shouldn't have nukes. We'll have Presidents against Dictators, (wo)men against (wo)men! Why have nukes that will wipe out more lives than the number of pubic hairs you have, when we could have a reason to get badass leaders! Battles in the courts should also be like this. Love you~! ♥
—Guest (Wo)Man

Bombs were great!!!!

Everyone forgets the tens of millions of people who were tortured, raped and murdered by barbarians.For their sake and sacrifice, we will never forget...Japan and Germany got everything they deserved. Its shame we didn't have the bomb earlier, millions would have been saved.
—Guest Jap attrocities

Mr

I fear that the first iristsponciple nut with single statis power like hitler had could start the ball rolling and entice others of simular nature to respond in the same way.
—Guest Anthony Mclean

gud

nukes are ok to have becuz its less likely to be a war if one contry has a nuke but on the otherhand the weaker countries that dnt have nukes are scewed..........................oh yea nuclear holocuast....that wud suck!!!!!
—Guest ant

Good

It was helpful to my research and thanks for your infromation that you gave me.
—Guest Cw

its wrong

nuclear weapons ruined war now everyones afraid to fight it out these days cause everyones afraid theyll get nuked fuck truman
—Guest mr smith

THE BOMB

I agree with the use of the atomic bomb because if mother fukers wanna fuk with us they'll get their ass blown up.
—Guest Matthew

i thnk

we used the atomic bombs so that they wouldnt do anything to use because te weak soldiers and the 4 year war
—Guest ......................................

use of atom bomb good or bad?

use of atom bomb is bad .nature has took thousands of years to create our world. we are not supposed to lose it in minutes due to this demon . if an atom bomb falls on the hands of terrorists in no time the fate of earth would be changed . we should not leave our future generations in a atomic age .
—Guest sridhar

awesome but not good

I think that the nukes are horrible. Sure they are awesomely cool to watch but still, that means they have killed easily a million people. That's creul but japan kinda had it coming after Peral Harbour. Anywho, NUKES LOOK AMAZING TO WATCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
—Guest boom boom

Half-and-half

I thaik the Japanese had it coming when they killed our innocent people in pearl horbor. that many innocent people had to die though. but they still had it coming!!!
—Guest Magical Doodle

half-and-half

the japanese had it coming, but they didn't have all of them to die.
—Guest magical doodle

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