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Originally Posted by godfry n. glad
“It sure made us feel better, having repeatedly violated the standards of waging war we held when we entered it, the atomic bombings being the most egregious of the violations.”
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Dropping one big bomb that did more efficiently what thousands of little bombs did was a violation of the standards of warfare? I see.
But the Japs’ starving and working and marching and bayoneting 1 out of 3 American POW was not a violation of the standards of warfare?! Of course, you are correct, because the Japs never even bothered to sign the Geneva convention. Ergo, the Japs committed their atrocities without violating the standards of warfare. Your logic is demonic.
Well leave off describing the vivisections the Japs performed on our POW’s. We won’t discuss their macabre use of nerve and biological agents on our POWs. No. For those facts interfere with your delusion that our a-bomb was
“the most egregious of the violations.”
What’s the point of talking theology to people such as yourself who are so factually-challenged as to not even be able to be coherent about what has been documented to have happened just 60 years ago? – Disgusted, Albert Cipriani the Traditional Catholic