Rare video shows Hiroshima after atomic bomb

[@justinreeves2696]

140K dead in one bombing is crazy

[@yamiplays428]

A million+ in casualties

[@YurikoKataoka]

And Americans praise it

[@NaranZuun]

​​​@@YurikoKataokayeah and they be going mad over a 9/11 joke like cmon yall joke bout millions dying but cant handle a 3k terrorist attack IT DOES NOT COMPARE TRADEGIES SHOULD NOR BE COMPARED BUT WHEN YOUR COMPARING 9/11 TO THE HOLOCAUSt YOU ARE CRAZY

[@igIooo]

@@YurikoKataokastudy history

[@sonicwindfan5102]

if Americans praise the Death of millions of people, America just freaking sucks

[@benjaminschroeder5465]

The horrors that those who filmed this must have seen, man

[@Sedow1231]

The terror that those who been through the bombing and must have been living through, man

[@nbkforever]

The terror of those that had to endure pearl harbor as well

[@PISStopherNolan]

Who cares

[@sonicdiablo8968]

@@PISStopherNolan you do

[@rahulmig35]

​@@nbkforeverpearl harbour did not get nuked. It was a military installation

[@CavendishZero]

What’s crazy is one of the littlest nukes caused this, imagine what bigger ones could do

[@Nhaflm1821]

Still the same size

[@Ticci-Toby-c5f]

@@CavendishZero It would turn Japan to be like Gaza, having all the cities destroyed!

[@Moxy_Cult]

What’s crazy is the winners write history but America killed more than 140 thousand civilians Hiroshima and Nagasaki about 300 thousand people

[@MrJames1034]

Plus cities nowadays are more dense and many modern buildings and houses are flimsier

[@antinerfer11roblox31]

The crazy part is no one was aware of the radiation at the time

[@Lone_Coyote]

They did. But not anyone knew. The danger "trebol" symbol for radiation was designed in 1946, it is the same as today except the colours were purple and blue ☢️

[@charliedallachie3539]

Most people didn’t know not to go outside during fallout (post nuke explosion)

[@maxl5423]

It wasn't that radioactive after the detonation. The moment the bomb explodes there is huge amounts of gamma rays and x rays, but they get absorbed by the surrounding air. The gamma rays supposedly travel only a few meters, and the X ray a few hundred meters. However, if these rays hit anyone that close they would instantly be vaporized so it's irrelevant. The radiation that people got burned with was thermal from UV rays which extended many km out, however that is not radioactive particles and disappeared moments after the blast. These are the kinds of burns people had, but only when the bomb exploded. The UV rays can also vaporize people, but they would have been close enough to the bomb, which no one was. By the time the UV rays dispersed several km around they lose lots of heat and energy and caused 2nd and third degree burns. The actual radioactive residue from the bomb, which included Uranium 235 and radioactive isotopes from fission, was spread apart in a huge amount of area. The bomb was detonated 300-400 meters above ground which means the radiation spread even more, in this case 60 or so kg of Uranium 235 over a massive area. The much more radioactive particles, the fission isotopes, only composed of 1 kg. Furthermore, Uranium 235 has a half life of more than 700 million years. In half life for radioactive substances, particles like alpha, beta, and gamma rays get released. However, because Uranium 235 is so stable it is not radioactive like more radioactive substances out there. Uranium 235 also emits alpha particles, which don't require a high layer of protection to them (alpha particles can be stopped by paper). Because the bomb was detonated 300-400 meter above ground, the resulting heat from the fireball was dispersed enough when it hit the ground that no one was actually vaporized. This is why nothing except the bomb was vaporized, all of the buildings in ruin and dead bodies of the people remained. Lastly , scientists determined that the resulting area lost 10 times radiation every 7 hours. So even with the limited amount of radiation dispersed, people coming a few weeks later would already be receiving dosages hundreds to thousands times smaller. A lot of people didn't die from the radioactive substances released, but simply the massive burns caused from the UV radiation right when the blast happened. They received 2nd and 3rd degree burns and many died of dehydration and infection and lack of treatment. But if you are thinking of a situation like Chernobyl or Fukoshima, it didn't happen. These nuclear power plants had thousands of kilograms of radioactive substances and nuclear waste, which is what makes a nuclear power plant leak or explosion so dangerous.

[@moxiemaxie3543]

How is that crazy ?

[@rahulmig35]

​@@maxl5423looks logical given the fact that the film does not bear any resemblance to the videos of Chernobyl where one can easily discern effect of radiation

[@Tyler-ty1ty]

What's even more sad is the people walking around have no idea they'll eventually die a slow, agonizing death from radiation poisoning. The most awful thought is that the ones who died in the blast zone were the "lucky ones".

[@MajorNutsack]

There was some knowledge of the effects of radiation at that time

[@Captains_shanks]

Yea I was thinking that, wasn’t it a bad to go down to the blast zone because of all the radiation

[@NikolaVa87]

@@MajorNutsack There wasn't. Japanian doctors didn't know how to treat patients. I was reading about it.

[@tabora_]

​@@NikolaVa87Japanese*

[@NikolaVa87]

@@tabora_ Yeah right.

[@HtetKyawKhant143]

I feel deeply condolence for all of the victims inside ww2.😪😪😪.

[@riyasingh2729]

That's a sleeping emoji and not a tearful emoji🙄

[@SIPPO-2024]

Hitler is laughing rn 😂

[@thunderace2517]

Bruh Japan did the worst war crimes of all they deserve every single gram of uranium they got.

[@StarstruckChiroMusic]

@@thunderace2517 Wtf dude, the citizens didn't deserve it

[@StarstruckChiroMusic]

@Neo tracker Yeah, but they should've been targeted specifically, like targetting a bomb run on their homes

[@bobbymckenzie3202]

Yet they call everyone else terrorists

[@razrv3lc]

To be fair, Japan at the time was on board with Nazis and were doing things that even the Nazis believed to be too extreme. Even to this day, Japan doesn’t acknowledge the war crimes they committed and don’t teach the actual history of WWII. Where Germany has embraced what they did was wrong and do everything they can to make sure it never happens again, Japan has done the opposite and swept it all under the rug.

[@ReveredWizardBob]

@@razrv3lc Yeah, but the difference is they used the bombs on civilians and not their army. Literally the same thing as terrorism. No one agrees with their agenda of expansionism and the atrocities that they carried out during WW2, but those were the soldiers not the innocent people in the mainland just living their lives..

[@NothingIveDone]

@@ReveredWizardBob explain that to the 50 million Asian men, women, and children (predominantly civilian) that were slaughtered during Japan's Asian Holocaust. No power during WW2 committed more unforgivable and atrocious acts against civilians than Japan did. In fact, arguably no power in history committed such evil. Consider Hiroshima and Nagasaki mercy.

[@jpezz7043]

@@ReveredWizardBob Before both bombs were dropped Japan had zero intention on surrender and would have fought to the last man to protect the mainland and emperor (who was considered as a living god to the Japanese) . Not saying destroying two whole cities was a good thing but thousands more Japanese citizans and US soilders would have died fighting over the mainland of Japan if it was not for these two bombings.

[@astronova3508]

@@ReveredWizardBobyou’re acting like the Japanese army didn’t commit some of the worst crimes in human history during ww2. Millions killed in mass genocides, experiments involving starvation, cannibalism, and suicide. Millions of rapes and women and children taken as slaves. POWs being tortured and brutally beaten and killed by the army. Also, millions more would have died if the nukes had not been dropped. The Japanese government had made it clear that they weren’t going to surrender. Even after the first bomb on Hiroshima, the Japanese government refused. The war could have lasted years longer with brutal resistance on a campaign through the home islands of Japan.

[@angelofragapane4008]

The 'A" bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan on August 6, 1945, my 19th birthday. It saved my life and that of 85,000 other service men who were scheduled to participate in the invasion. Six weeks later, I went in there. The odor of rotting bodies yet to be recovered from the ruins and the utter destruction of almost everything at ground zero were hard to describe. I left there but Hiroshima never left me; I came down with cancer many years later as the result of inhaling the radioactive particles that filled the air.

[@sasiantonydavid8450]

Still u r alive..even after cancer??

[@jonathanrivas6421]

how do we now you were really there

[@angelofragapane4008]

The costs, physical, mental and financial of my being exposed to radiation at Hiroshima, Japan in October of 1945 continue to this day. The operation for throat cancer caused me to be unable to work for three weeks after it was done. Then for some time I was limited in my ability to do so and saw my income cut in half. I was told that I had to be monitored for a five year period to be certain that if the cancer manifested itself again it could be treated in a timely manner. I was told that if it did return, my vocal cords would be affected and may have to be removed. I despaired at this possibility because I made my living in sales. To the cost of the operation and the follow up treatment, I had to pay a premium for life insurance coverage at the rate charged for a man 15 years my senior because of the cancer; this was quite costly. I was awarded a 50% service connected disability in compensation with a payment of $850.00 monthly. This settlement is totally inadequate. Others who were working in the process of producing nuclear components and contracted radiation associated diseases were awarded $100,000 or more in compensation. I was age 91 then and with a life expectancy of 5 years, my total compensation would amount to $51000. I ask that my service connected disability be increased to 100%.That the monthly payment be increased accordingly and that the payment be made retroactive to the original claim for compensation.

[@mlgredpanda7654]

You are true hero remember that I can’t even imagine what you’ve gone through

[@sasiantonydavid8450]

Angelo Fragapane....can understand your pain sir... Love from India..

[@carmcam1]

the building at the start is preserved and what will welcome you upon arrival at peace park.

[@jabaazklr9266]

USA is a terrorist nation that killed lakhs of innocent Japanese People. Sham on those slaves of America.

[@goldenballs0015]

@@jabaazklr9266 nah I'm glad that they nuked them

[@llawliet1672]

@@goldenballs0015 how can you be happy for the death of innocent people

[@MelonTap]

@@llawliet1672 I’m not happy about the way things went, but the other alternative was a full blown amphibious invasion of Japan, which would have arguably caused far greater losses on both sides. It was a case of the “better” evil.

[@Nixoneer]

@@llawliet1672 Someone should of payed more attention in history class,

[@jaggass]

Alot of people became a shadow of their former selves that day

[@mlgredpanda7654]

Oh

[@morejoe2.023]

What?

[@jaggass]

After the bomb exploded people were turned into shadows.

[@jazzvoltz2855]

Atlas Animations Cup Series its not humor he is explaining a phenomena that actually happen. Google it up

[@pcicraftsman8472]

That is exactly why you are a shadow TODAY🤗

[@VannTheDawn]

My Grandfather, god rest his soul, lost both his parents to the War, his father was a Chinese soldier who fought for the Philippine army , his Mother died during the bombing of Manila. Thousands more died when they marched, Filipino and American POWs in Bataan. And millions more in Korea, Manchuria, Nanqing, Taipei, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore, Hongkong, and many more. To me, Fat Man and Little Boy carried the souls of the millions that died in the hands of the Imperial Army.

[@Leo0991]

My great-grandfather was a puppet mayor for the Japanese during the war in Philippines. They didn't find out till June of 45 that he had been supplying the resistance with weapons the whole time under the noses of the Japanese. They took him and tortured him for two months. He was blinded in one and many bones broken but he held on. Luckily the war ended when it did or he wouldn't have made it.

[@luisenrique7240]

Blessings for the families of the two of you on this comment section 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@altair458]

Amen

[@ExothermicRxn]

What a disgusting sentiment. Nuclear weapons aren’t your personal revenge.

[@ArsakaD1]

​@@ExothermicRxnwdym? if imperial japan didnt get bombed, how would i been here? i am from indonesia

[@dragonskull473slayer9]

I remember them telling us in school how those in the immediate blast zone were vaporized and that its said you could see peoples ashes burned into the structures that were left standing.

[@HarleyQuinn-ef4lk]

Even more sad are the victims of Japanese unit 731

[@Sniggitysnail]

140 thousand people died. That's insane

[@carllazarraga2858]

Much more than that died from the radiation.

[@tirquoise4176]

Pure genocide

[@СаенкоСвятослав]

War crime, genocide and terrorism. Thanks usa.

[@E10-g8m]

@@tirquoise4176 necessary, look where we are now. the world wouldnt be the same if we didnt nuke imperial japan lol

[@blackbeast9268]

​@@GhoulGigglewhataboutism

[@RevLeigh55]

My dad was in the Navy and docked in Hiroshima 2 weeks after the blast. He saw the destruction and the walking wounded. He took a few pictures. After this he became strongly anti-war. My dad spoke out against the Vietnam War.

[@philmoufarrege]

Amazing that the trees are still standing!!

[@indrajith8258]

Is that a naruto reference?

[@theyenvy1368]

@@indrajith8258child

[@doubleghod]

I would dare to say that this footage is "Rare" no longer

[@Ozzymandias493]

It's rare in a sense that there's not much footage of the aftermath not rare in the sense of high viewage.

[@rahulmig35]

America will highlight the dangers of nuclear war by visiting hiroshima? The cruelest joke ever

[@amongoose1087]

Obama traveling to Japan was more of an apologetic gesture at the time.

[@David-oy6ck]

Leave it to self righteous Americans to apologize for retaliation. America was isolationist through wwi and half of wwii. The Japanese military leadership refused to surrender, even after the first atom bomb. They brainwashed their population and threw their men into the meat grinder to fulfill their imperialistic quest to conquer SE Asia.

[@davidtawse6765]

​@@amongoose1087 apologetic for what? Japan started the war, America ended it.

[@willg1088]

​@@davidtawse6765since when killing civilians is part of war?

[@needsandwich]

​@willg1088 only since the beginning of mankind. and did you forget that the japanese murdered millions of Chinese civilians during its occupation

[@kamesh_cruise]

Who are all came here after watching Oppenheimer

[@Silverlilypetal]

Guilty as charged 😂

[@dendul]

​@@SilverlilypetalWhat do you mean

[@mlgredpanda7654]

And now we have anime

[@schoidz5066]

MLG Red Panda Bless or a curse? Noone knows

[@Ayoo_Arc]

Hentai

[@napoleonbonaparte8381]

@@schoidz5066 its a side effect of radiation

[@averagegameenjoyer4156]

@@napoleonbonaparte8381 nahh it's just to forget all their wrong doings from the war

[@umairashraf5167]

@@averagegameenjoyer4156 and ours too

[@muntasirK]

reading this entire comment section makes me feel like i have cancer rn

[@mrandrossguy9871]

More like this is what happens when Comment sections are Open on Serious vids

[@taryn7347]

And the fact Nagasaki wasn’t even meant to be hit. They were going for another city but it was too cloudy so they went to Nagasaki instead.

[@SirDerp909]

Kokura was the original target. It had major weapons factories.

[@bobfreuden]

After the testing at the Bikini Atoll all residents were evacuated and may never go back? How was it Japan allowed folks to still live there?

[@BigWheel.]

Effects of the bomb were unknown for a long time, and withheld to a degree as well.

[@francomarra378]

@@BigWheel. no that's a lie. First of all Hiroshima city was made by wooden homes and few central facilities like those in this video in briks, that is why these last are still preserved. Moreover any video released by media about nuke explosion are fake just made in SFX inside a miniature set. (you can see the same procedure in the backstage of Terminator 2 when Sara Connor dream the explosion of LA) also any cancer treated with radiotherapy hit forever the body with nuclear particles and it means once the patient get these nuclear particles inside his body but he will be constantly exposed to the radiation too. So radiation cannot be removed then if it was true about the Hiroshima nuke for sure nobody could return to live in this city anymore. The reality of this tragedy was a big bombing operation same happened to Dresda in Germany destroying burning everything-everywhere-everyone...

[@lukasschindler4004]

@@francomarra378 I agree, sad how people still believe the lies about WW2 as a whole. It's like watching a terribly made movie and everyone around you gives it a 10/10.

[@bear3616]

Nobody really knew the long term effects but also it don’t think the Japanese government would of cared considering what they are doing

[@willsmith4575]

@@lukasschindler4004 can you elaborate?

[@JasonBlake-o1u]

Did not realise Hiroshima and Nagasaki had the biggest christian populations in japan with cathedrals.

[@Juan11895]

The craziest part is there never was a trial against the US form war crimes and even is, at times, praised as a necessary measure.

[@Madmun357]

0:07 not RIGHT after the atomic blast. That was weeks or even months later.

[@nandamog6635]

They do it and they tell it! So cruel! The hypocrisy is so uncanny!

[@MIKE-el2xv]

Yo the japan back then was cruel they invaded our malaysia country and rape people and did horible things its based on real life story and story from elderly people. And the thing that american bombed because the japan bombing pearl harbour american first.

[@nandamog6635]

@@MIKE-el2xv yes they were cruel no denying in that!

[@acrobatstar]

Killing 200k civilians who did nothing

[@kylecoffey5779]

Been saying this its not thier fault there leaders was crazy honor bound and refused to surrender and full of pride look at our country what if we was to suffer a similar fate due to the same ignorance of our own gov?

[@coppercoin1643]

japan killed 3 - 10 million civilians of other countries

[@sleepnaught]

They supported the war economy. You think they were the first civilian centers to be targeted in the war? Most cities had already been conventionally bombed into oblivion, killing more civilians than the atomic bombings did. They wanted fresh targets so the leadership of Japan could see the complete annihilation of Japan was at hand if they refused to surrender. The alternative was a drawn out war that would have killed millions more civilians.

[@rockstar-made]

@@sleepnaught You're genuinely a sick, twisted person

[@acrobatstar]

@showsjohn support the war economy 🤓🤓🤓 they were living in a royal dictatorship there was nothing they could do Throughout history if a nation chooses to go to war the people have no speak into it

[@peekkaboo1734]

Why nobody is calling America a terrorist state on this???

[@coppercoin1643]

because the japanese did way worse

[@peekkaboo1734]

@@coppercoin1643 lol, your delusion.

[@coppercoin1643]

@@peekkaboo1734 how so?

[@peekkaboo1734]

@@coppercoin1643 they have bombed so many countries, literally sabotaged the economy and premises. SYRIA, IRAN, SHAM, NOW PALESTINE. HOW MNAY OF THE EXAMPLES YOU WANT ME TO TELL YOU?

[@dutchvanderlinde4969]

still better than how the I5l4mic empire enslaved, r4ped & b*tchered white European & black African for hundred of years since Rashiddun till Ottoman...

[@John-f4y4e]

If the world leaders knew how to not mess with the us

[@theriolulad4808]

I don't want to set the world on fire...

[@rajendrabpawar831]

I don't want to set the world on fire I just want to start a flame in your heart In my heart I have but one desire And that one is you No other will do I've lost all ambition for worldly acclaim I just want to be the one you love And with your admission that you feel the same I'll have reached the goal I'm dreaming of Believe me I don't want to set the world on fire I just want to start a flame in your heart I don't want to set the world on fire honey I love you too much I just want to start a great big flame Down in your heart You see, way down inside of me Darlin' I have only one desire And that one desire is you And I know, nobody else ain't gonna do I've lost all ambition for worldly acclaim I just want to be the one you love And with your admission that you feel the same I'll have reached the goal I'm dreaming of Believe me I don't want to set the world on fire I just want to start a flame in your heart

[@kko9329]

Where is this from?

[@kko9329]

@@rajendrabpawar831 where is this from?

[@unsavedprogress1419]

​@@kko9329Fallout New Vegas

[@kko9329]

@@unsavedprogress1419 Thanks mate

[@LandonM_Earth]

i dont think this is rare anymore i saw this without trying

[@mickeymouse-eb2qv]

As sad as Hiroshima was, it was inevitable after Pearl Harbor

[@ManuthGuwanaka]

its just a little boy the little boy:

[@lotus6314]

This is why history is important… I say this because even as we sleep right now there missiles aimed at you and your loved ones just waiting for someone to push a button. Watch this video in showing remorse but also reminding yourself this is what war will look like if we ever enter a WW3. Only show peace even to your biggest enemies god bless you all.

[@shawnkay5462]

History is important but people never learn. Always evil people repeating history. Innocent people pay the price always.

[@TheMarksman0415]

​​​@@shawnkay5462 Yep every government does not care about their people. It's only about money and power, unfortunately it will stay that way forever. Have you seen the music video from Avenged Sevenfold- The Stage? That basically explains everything.

[@deannekliene2673]

​@@shawnkay5462read history as to WHY it happened....

[@CoS_GermEdits]

I got a skin care ad before this :/

[@clay5291]

Imagine apologizing for winning a war against a ruthless empire.

[@Akaneblaze1345]

Imagine killing 200k people and saying that's justice America's a fkin joke

[@nimbiosis4221]

@@Akaneblaze1345 FYI firebombing raids, conducted regularly by that time in the war, were killing more people than the atomic bombs. The reason this one seems to get so much attention is because it was one bomb. But if the killing is your concern - do you have the same types of posts for the firebombing campaign?

[@toooydoeur]

​@@nimbiosis4221who cares if they do, any sane person would see how awful this 8s

[@toooydoeur]

Grow up

[@clay5291]

@@toooydoeur so what’s your other option then? Because Japan was going to get invaded otherwise. Causing much more civilian deaths. Especially if Russians got there first

[@Wolfie142_]

now remember kids: dont touch america's boats

[@deannekliene2673]

Don't bomb Pearl harbour

[@kathyventura8676]

They wanted him to apologize lol

[@andrewmossop6547]

Please tell me how America shot this footage right after the blast? 0:05

[@cleb5117]

Andrew Mossop I highly doubt it was literally right after the blast, it was probably taken after the war was over

[@cleb5117]

Forest Denizen No increase in cancer? You’re kidding...

[@gsenski]

@@forestdenizen6497 tell us about the moon landings, forest.

[@bennicholas4178]

@@forestdenizen6497 tinfoil hat crew

[@decayingzombie7887]

@@forestdenizen6497 im terribly sorry for your ignorance

[@sahilsatishpandit4083]

Japan Becoming the 2nd Richest Country in only 30yrs after this is Crazy!!!

[@A_K_U..1]

Who is from 2024 August 11

[@roninr3473]

Japanese army was practically finished before the first bomb was dropped. They had no food , most of the soldiers was at the edge of starvation, they had mans , they started send children to the battle . Month or 2 and the war would be over anyway . But , the truth is , it was big and I mean BIG opportunity for US to actually test this deadly weapon so they did it . Nobody knew about horrible catastrophic consequences of this blast , even those who invented it , but like I say , it was great opportunities so learning came later . You see in Every War and I mean EVERY war , those who are on top will always tell you that whatever they do is in Good Reason . There is never Bad reason , there is always the good one . But the thing is , they don’t go fight , they sit behind the desks , they talk , they sign the papers and they talk again . There are common people who usually die , people like you and me , kids . So to me saying that dropping those bombs was absolutely necessary is like ..... really ? Says Who? ..... we all should learn something here , we should learn not to follow devastating decisions from our hidden top guys . And this is for both sides , for all who each day find the reasons to fight !

[@MamaJeanne]

Thank you, Ronin, for your wisdom here. Wars do not answer many problems. However, Conflict Resolution does an excellent job of bringing about peace..

[@kylecoffey5779]

Couldnt have said it better myself

[@kylecoffey5779]

@@MamaJeanneif generations after have learned amything it should be that atomic bombs do not equal conflict resolution but thanks for pretending you got the point

[@deannekliene2673]

It was retaliation ..Pearl harbor...

[@Abdi-zg3br]

And today they call others terrorist! How cute is that!

[@deannekliene2673]

What about Japan bombing Pearl harbour for no reason???

[@ribonuclic9875]

Do you Americans don't feel ashamed of the misery and pain you have caused for other humans?

[@taternater7495]

no. because we acknowledge it happened, and declared to move on. japan won’t even acknowledge the existence of what they did in ww2, possibly the most heinous display of human atrocity in the history of the world.

[@kylecoffey5779]

Not the stupid ones they are convinced we wouldnt have beat the japenese without it even tho mamy men died and basically had them almost defeated by bloody battle. They jist couldnt stand not using there new toy.

[@coppercoin1643]

@@kylecoffey5779 around 2 - 4 million US soldiers would have died if we did invade them, also hiroshima and nagasaki were stratigic cities for the japanese military

[@razrv3lc]

As opposed to the literal millions that would’ve died had the US invaded traditionally. This swiftly and decisively ended the conflict with drastically less loss of life than normal warfare would have caused.

[@tanishasarkar563]

And Japan was completely innocent that time right?? Didn't they invaded other Asian countries causing many casualties?Didn't they refused to surrender even after Germany lost the battle?Didn't they attacked Pearl harbor without any warning where so many Navy personnel died along with civilians?Didn't they refused to surrender after the first bombing in Hiroshima?

[@sumnaungoung8927]

People asleep tend to forget the civilians were warned before the bomb was dropped. Fun fact.

[@waleed3901]

tf were they supposed to do ?

[@sausage-x3p]

Nobody knew how dangerous the bomb would be because nothing like that was invented yet at that time. It’s like dropping an antimatter bomb in Moscow, which is not invented yet.

[@rajendrabpawar831]

I don't want to set the world on fire I just want to start a flame in your heart In my heart I have but one desire And that one is you No other will do I've lost all ambition for worldly acclaim I just want to be the one you love And with your admission that you feel the same I'll have reached the goal I'm dreaming of Believe me I don't want to set the world on fire I just want to start a flame in your heart I don't want to set the world on fire honey I love you too much I just want to start a great big flame Down in your heart You see, way down inside of me Darlin' I have only one desire And that one desire is you And I know, nobody else ain't gonna do I've lost all ambition for worldly acclaim I just want to be the one you love And with your admission that you feel the same I'll have reached the goal I'm dreaming of Believe me I don't want to set the world on fire I just want to start a flame in your heart

[@minnesotajack1]

When you here me call out… Baby kick the wall out… And crawl out through the fallout back to me….

[@BMG12366two]

I was humming a tune, singing in sunshine, out of the orange colored view... Flash, Bam, Alakazam, One look at you came by

[@kko9329]

Where is this from?

[@BMG12366two]

@@kko9329 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGqnZ3qEr9Wgoa8

[@kko9329]

@@BMG12366two thanks bro

[@aayushdalal3771]

Marley tested colossal titan here !

[@partyof9418]

We got bigger ones now. Let that sink in

[@David-xy9yo]

Way bigger. These two bombs were firecrackers compared to the Nukes that exist today.

[@kochawskyalex8414]

war is a lose lose

[@carlam.benjamin3844]

140,000 people perished. 😢

[@Hale-Bopp]

More than 80 thousand in Hiroshima and more than 50 thousand in Nagasaki.

[@alsayidalakbar]

*innocent peoples, children, old, and young

[@ReveredWizardBob]

@@Hale-Bopp 140,000 in Hiroshima and 74,000 in Nagasaki

[@mosaid2361]

Its amazing how USA see themself as hero’s over this

[@hf6064]

what do you mean

[@Humaira36858]

They terrorize others and then hail themselves as heroes. Nothing has changed over all these years.

[@jimmyz2102]

because they were it ended the war tht killed millions of people

[@ReveredWizardBob]

@@hf6064 Overbearing sense of national pride and patriotism every time they win a war or battle with 0 regard for the other side. That what I think he means

[@jesseh9523]

In the 36 day battle on the tiny island of Iwo Jima, 25,000 men died ~18,000 of them being Japanese, only 216 Japanese soldiers surrendered. Now keeping that in mind imagine a US invasion on the homeland of Japan. It is estimated that between 400,000-800,000 US troops would be killed with another 1 million to 3.5 million inured, that alone would be more than enough for me to justify using the A bomb. Now consider the estimate of another 5 to 10 million Japanese deaths. War is the absolute worst thing for mankind trait and tough decisions are inevitable. A mass loss of human life is the saddest thing we as people can fathom. Imagine the bombs were never used and the war finally ends with millions dead and it comes out that the US had a weapon that was capable of ending the war in less than a week and with ~5% of the deaths, that would be the biggest sandal and most criticized event in US history. I presume even you would criticize such a decision. Using the bombs is truly the best example of the phrase "lesser of two evils".

[@aftereffects00]

This is what America called "Human rights" ?

[@สุขสวัสดิ์ภารา-ฉ4ฒ]

Bro It from the past

[@person3070]

The bombings were the most sensical thing to do

[@jacklane7489]

But the American propaganda machine will gaslight other countries human rights abuses. These people are so self righteous and full of it. Accountability goes both ways. I call for an end to Anglo European hegemony.

[@TheMsr47gaming]

​@@jacklane7489😢 more ?

[@dollygiki13]

@@person3070 I'm sorry, do you hear yourself!? You're saying that destroying thousands of civilians is sensible!? You have to be out of your mind.

[@Clinton_Gore96]

And of course the woman couldn't stop yapping

[@TheeIdol]

Americant calls everyone else terrorists though

[@deannekliene2673]

America was attacked FIRST!!

[@Piepiebie-r5k]

Well compare to japan did. Much worse

[@lgjosad]

Largest fried rice restaurant

[@dr.dragonkoopa2092]

Fallout 76 looks neat.

[@rain_M4V7]

dr. dragonkoopa indeed

[@zes7215]

wrong,idts. pg skn s inferiox

[@eminmuhammed8485]

I knew some people would do this..

[@naejimba]

Comment didn't age well for a number of reasons.

[@napoleonbonaparte8381]

@Frisk the Potato :3 your name is not more serious than this comment.

[@dng6121]

the two bombs saved lives.

[@kylecoffey5779]

*took lives

[@dng6121]

@@kylecoffey5779 If the japanese did not surrender, there wold be three.

[@rockstar-made]

@@dng6121 You're not normal

[@dng6121]

@@rockstar-made Yes I am.

[@jimmyz2102]

@@kylecoffey5779bro did not pay attention in history class

[@YusufTV]

Now Imagine what they did when camera didnt exists. Dont forget palestine 🇵🇸

[@hrithikpal4146]

Targeting on the innocent citizens 🤔

[@JOSEGUZMAN-vb8kh]

Sounds like terrorism to me

[@olinater5]

You wanna talk about targeting innocent citizens go look up Japanese war crimes. Look how they killed nearly 6,000,000 innocent civilians. Then 140,000 doesn't look that bad to end the war.

[@lawlor2925]

Wow. You do know why this happened right? Look up pearl harbor

[@hrithikpal4146]

@@lawlor2925 were these citizens involved in that ?...think about this ..your bodyguard or security guard does some crime and you are punished for that ...

[@jive_turkey]

how do you think the Chinese civilians felt after they killed millions of them

[@deepakk798]

And they teaching the wolrd about humanity.....same on you....

[@deannekliene2673]

Shame on them for Pearl harbour

[@deannekliene2673]

Shame on them for Pearl harbour THEY BOMBED US FIRST

[@tycotoys]

What can Obama possibly say to make what happened better

[@deannekliene2673]

Don't bomb us again....

[@schmuusferatu]

Amwrican terror in many countrys until today.

[@deannekliene2673]

No Self defense and to know the truth we helped China when they invaded them ....

[@Poland_Ninja9]

​@deannekliene2673 killing innocent is not self defence 🤡 are you an IDF supporter by any chance? You speak just like them

[@colognebyimage3758]

Here after Oppenheimer

[@willvrtist]

Lol aren't we all?😂

[@elodie9230]

This should never happen ever again in the lifetime of humanity. I fear that it will though. Humans never learn from the past

[@mrandrossguy9871]

Aren’t You a human ? Or are you an Ai bot …

[@FreeBeats420]

Been there. Been to Pearl Harbor. Both very cringe. RIP to all innocent victims.

[@piccoloblack69]

What exactly about them was cringe?

[@friendlyporcupine8644]

@@piccoloblack69 maybe he read the wrong dictionary , cring as nightmare or something horrible 😐

[@a3103-j7g]

pearl harbor the biggest american conspiracy theory. may they one day experience neutron bombs on their own skins.

[@masterflex0367]

Um didnt Obama went to the Hiroshima and was the first u.s president to go

[@kylecoffey5779]

Thanks for clarifying what we already know

[@Dividenddream]

​@@kylecoffey5779😂😂

[@deannekliene2673]

No

[@garryharriman7349]

One of many abhorrent facets of humanity. 😢

[@le_encirclement]

Japan?

[@garryharriman7349]

@@le_encirclement Yes. Hiroshima

[@jdmkulathilaka9429]

So short. Why

[@SiddharthParashar-l4p]

Those house which were still standing were built by ambuja cement

[@Maaaattologyyyy]

Ambs

[@tearsinmylatinaeyes-z7s]

Ypu cannot blame the japanese people for what the govwrnment does they have 0 rights over anuthing thays political especially with wards ans nuclear bombs i visitsd hiroshima today and it was absolutely saddening no one deserves it innocent children died, people who had no role in anything died and its not some kind of revengeful satisfaction no one should feel satisfaction from this. Absolutely traumatizing i hope nothing of such ever happens again to anyone from any country

[@Helperbot-2000]

that would be a convincing argument had the japanese people actually showed remorse and shown that they were against the actions AT LEAST after the war, but japan didnt do that, japan has public shrines for warcriminals, refuses to teach most of the history of the atrocities they committed in schools, and have yet to apologize to nearly all of their victims, and even more telling; taken back some of the few apologies they did give. they killed upwards of over twice as many innocent people in nanking alone as both atomic bombs together, and they committed the most horrible atrocities ever, so bad that even actual, litteral n zis told them to calm down. and yet every day they pretend they are victims.

[@dvine3488]

its war...its been that way since the beginning of man,...its called collateral

[@TheMoroccanYB1]

All parties in WW2 were bad

[@deannekliene2673]

War has always killed innocent

[@betterthanyesterday3912]

Nice that Obama apologized for the bombing, like it didn't end the war.

[@antondelacruz9362]

America still sad about doing what it needed to do. Japan still refusing to admit the full extent of war crimes it committed.

[@Ewan-xw3er]

They did not have to do it, Japan had no hope in winning the war anyway

[@antondelacruz9362]

@@Ewan-xw3er they did. Pacific island fighting was taking too long. Japanese were entrenched and usually didnt surrender but instead fought to the death even in hopeless situations. Has nothing to do with eventual winning or losing, but with the number of casualties and time it was taking to end the war. In case you didnt notice, japan wouldnt even surrender after somethin as crazy as a nuke.

[@R3NEGADE_YT]

@@Ewan-xw3er have you not seen the Korean War or Vietnam wars? If we hadn’t have dropped those nukes they would have kept going and going. It was a stalemate in the island hopping campaign with the US only have winning a few over. It was basically we either nuke them and end it, or they keep fighting and fighting and fighting. They estimated that another 100,000 service men would have died in the war leading to a treaty if the bombs would have never dropped. But it is devastating to know all those innocent people where killed. The hardships they went through for the rest of there life’s because 2 nations were at war..

[@person3070]

@@R3NEGADE_YT Let me refute that argument Japan refused to surrender even with the war being lost. They planned to fight until every man, woman and child was dead. The US was going to have to invade, they predicted it would take millions to invade Japan. They also predicted that millions of deaths were going to occur on both sides if they did invade Japan in a ground invasion. The USNA states that 500,000 civilians would be killed from a land invasion, twice the amount that died from the bombings. I should also mention, going back to the "more people were saved than killed from the bombings," “approximately two million Chinese and Koreans saved by acting in August, versus invading by land in November.” If we do include that figure, that is 10x more people who were saved than killed by the bombings. One should note that the US made so many purple hearts in preparation for the invasion that we are still using the stockpile to this day. It should also be noted that President Truman warned the Japanese to surrender or else their country would be nuked. It was not a complete surprise. The question of whether or not the bombs were used lied in the hands of the Japanese, not the Americans. If the Japanese swallowed their pride right then and there, the nukes would never have been used. But they never surrendered, so the nukes were used. It was a horrible event. But it saved millions maybe even tens or hundreds of millions, depending on how you define the word “save.” And do not forget the tens, or hundreds of millions of people that the Japanese Empire killed during WW2. Do not forget the other tens of millions of people that the Japanese threw in labor camps, tortured, displaced, or conquered. They conquered the Philippines. They conquered Hong Kong. They conquered Wake Island, the Dutch East Indies, Malaysia, Burma, Vietnam, just to name a few. They tried to conquer China. Because of the bombings, they had to relinquish control of all of these territories, and allow the people of these countries to be free from the hands of colonial reign. When talking about the total death toll of the bombings, it is important to realize that President Truman ordered the bombs to be dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki as opposed to the former capital of the country, Kyoto, and/or the new capital, Tokyo, in order of minimize the loss of human life. He also ordered that "the military objectives and soldiers and sailors, are the target, and not the women and children." (page 314/315) The US even went as far as to drop leaflets warning Japanese citizens of the atomic bomb, and to evacuate their cities while they could (page 345). The bomb was dropped on a city vital to the military industrial complex of Imperialist Japan it wasn’t just to massacre civilian populations. Did innocent people die? Of course! But to focus on this detail rather than the event in its entire context is outright disingenuous and disrespectful to the history of the war. There is no moral good or moral bad in this situation, framing it as if it were allows events like these to happen again because hubris and spite becomes the feeding grounds for conflict. Some claim that Japan sent a peace feeler to the Moscow Embassy, which Stalin informed of to the Big 3 at Postdam. This is true. However, it was so vague that it could not be taken seriously (page 301). Bit of topic, but Stalin and the Soviets were.. brutal. Stalin indicated that some of the Japanese properties should be Soviet trophies, such as shares of Japanese companies. He wanted everything he could get his hands on. (Page 345) May I remind you that Japan started the war by bombing Pearl Harbor? "The United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces by the Empire of Japan. The United States was at peace with that nation. And, at the solicitation of Japan, was still in conversation with its government and its emperor looking for the maintenance of peace in the Pacific." Those were the words of then president, Franklin D. Roosevelt. Because it was a war of self defense, a lot of things were fair game, including the bombings. Another counter argument is that the second bombing of Nagasaki was not needed. The thing is, the US gave them 3 full days to surrender. They could have still surrendered in that time span. No rational leader of any nation would have made a different decision than Truman. This is especially true in a democracy. America was, in fact, war weary. It was getting harder and harder to sell war bonds. People were in a hurry to end the war. The secret of the bomb would eventually have been revealed because of Russia and its own atomic program. Imagine an electorate that learned that 1,000,000+ of its husband's, sons, brothers had been sacrificed because we we so high minded as to be unwilling to use the atomic bomb on cities that were bonafide military targets. Others will claim that the US could have just bombed some random place in Japan that had no people to show the country the might of the US. This would not work because the US only had 2 nukes in 1945. If it took 2 cities reduced to nothing for the Japanese to surrender, then there would be no way that the US could have nuked a random place with no people. To address the elephant in the room, about the Soviet invasion of Japan resulting in a Japanese surrender, and not the bombings, it is a bit more complicated. First, Soviet lives would be taken away. Possibly more lives than the bombings took. Tens of thousands of Soviet and Japanese lives were taken away in Manchuria. Second, the bomb gave the Emperor an excuse to make an "honorable" choice for peace. It's easier to say "we were beaten by technology" rather than "we were beaten by the Soviets.” Third, the council controlling the government was deadlocked whether or not to surrender. It was only because of Hirohito breaking the deadlock that the Japanese surrendered. So even with a Soviet invasion, half still wanted to fight. Forth, they also feared the US would drop another bomb on Tokyo, thus killing the Emperor and the imperial family, which what the ministry of war believed would cause nation wide panic and chaos (page 346). Keep in mind that they had no idea how many bombs the US had at that point. So it would be wise to opt for peace. Likely it was a combination of both the bombings and the invasion that made Japan surrender. After the bombings, American public opinion was through the roof, with 86% of respondents of a Gallup poll saying that the bombings were either good, or not bad. And do not forget, that because of these bombs, and Japanese surrender, the Japanese ditched fascism for capitalism and a constitutional monarchy, and as a result are one of the most developed nations in Asia, if not the most developed. Such a reality is unlikely had Japan remained a fascist empire. To elaborate further, For the 7/8 years that US occupied Japan (1945-1953) Japan developed rapidly.; "Americans instituted reforms to make economic power in Japan more "democratic." In prewar Japan, two-thirds of the agricultural land was rented, not owned, by the farmers who farmed it. The farmers, who made up over 50 percent of the labor force, often rented the land from landlords who lived in distant cities and paid them as much as half of the crops they grew. Since the average "farm" was little more than an acre, many farm families lived in poverty. The land reform took land away from big landlords and redistributed it to the farmers, so that farm families could own the land they worked. Because farm families became more independent economically, they could participate more freely in the new democracy. The Americans also tried to make workers in the industrial sector more independent by changing the laws to allow free trade unions. Before the war there were only a few small unions; by 1949, about half of all industrial workers belonged to a union. The biggest change was that it declared that sovereignty rested with the people, not the emperor. This is the political basis of democracy. The emperor was to continue as a symbol of Japanese unity and culture, somewhat like the Queen of England in Britain's democracy, but without any political authority whatsoever. The supreme political institution was now to be Japan's parliament, the Diet, which was to be made up of freely elected representatives of the people. Women were given equal rights under the new constitution, including the right to vote. Local governments were strengthened to encourage "grass-roots level" political participation. The constitution established many new civil liberties, such as the right of free speech, and the powers of the police were weakened and carefully regulated." The Japanese turned to the US in fear of communism. Had the US not occupied Japan, the USSR may have occupied it instead. Actually, originally the USSR was going to occupy the country, but because the USSR did not want to get blown up by the bombs, they did not occupy it. Had it not been for the US, it would have been North Korea v South Korea, or East Germany v West Germany part 3. Because of the US, Japan is capitalist. As we all know by history, American styled capitalism is far superior to Soviet styled communism. There is good reason the US remains the strongest military and economic power in the world today, and not the USSR. Had the US not stopped the Soviets from taking over Japan, Japan would not be one of the most prosperous countries in the world, but rather a country like Venezuela, or North Korea. That is more than enough to excuse the bombings. All in all, the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were justified, and it is foolish to argue otherwise

[@owo1744]

@@Ewan-xw3er You realise that the nukes saved potentially tens of millions of people? The invasion of Japan was gonna involve tens of millions of troops on both side, with Japan potentially recruiting over 30 million civilians to fight, with sticks, swords, spears and bows, since they wouldnt have the guns and ammo to equip every one of them. And I'd say over 90% of them would've ended up dead. The japanese considered surrendering dishonorable, and they had a "death before dishonor" policy, that you're severely underestimating. Their policy was so widespread that the allies stopped taking them prisoner because almost in every single instance where the Japanese surrendered, it was a fake one.

[@phoenix-lq9pd]

Do not I repeat DO NOT TOUCH AMERICAN BOATS!!!

[@χσχσ-ν3χ]

Everything will be touched

[@Poland_Ninja9]

Houtis in Yemen do however and nothing has happened

[@phoenix-lq9pd]

@@Poland_Ninja9 they surrendered the minute Trump won pathetic houthis

[@BLOXKAFELLARECORDS]

140,000 people. WHO ARE WE AMERICA? 🇺🇸 Are we not the same as Hitler?

[@pavehawk10]

Tell that to the millions of civilians Japan killed

[@razrv3lc]

do you not realize what Japan stood for during WWII? They were literal monsters that had already killed tens of millions in the countries they were occupying during WWII. They were genocidal and this was the only thing that made them stop.

[@E.y.e.w.i.n.u.l.o.s.e]

This is so sick and shameful 🤢

[@levismith8444]

???

[@le_encirclement]

Indeed, Nanjing and Unit 731 were.

[@deannekliene2673]

So was Pearl harbour...

[@deannekliene2673]

So was Pearl harbour...

[@mrandrossguy9871]

First time hearing about it ?

[@DEATHKNIESS]

People forget about Pearl Harbor

[@deannekliene2673]

Yes they leave that out....

[@danielmasawi1377]

Shouldn't they have been highlighting to him? 🤔

[@gabrieldauz9396]

If all of japan's WWII budget was used for anime not war this would have been avoided and the world is speaking japanese now

[@Willflockyou]

We still cry about 911

[@deannekliene2673]

They bombed us first!

[@deannekliene2673]

They bombed us first!

[@deannekliene2673]

They bombed us first!

[@Kkjkjjj]

As Japanese the August 6 is national day in Japan.

[@Halayenjo]

The greatest trick the devil ever played was convincing the world that he did not exist ☝🏻

[@deannekliene2673]

Yes, he just invaded Ukraine ..

[@Poland_Ninja9]

​@@deannekliene2673oh yes, because Ukraine was somehow in the center between US and Japan war in WW2 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@kunalthakur3415]

Hnmm so you are telling me that a bomb that destroyed a whole city left some buildings behind . Little fishy

[@armorpro573]

LOL the bombs detonated high in the atmosphere. Also these buildings were made of more dense material than the wooden structures commonly found throughout the city

[@kunalthakur3415]

@@armorpro573 then how some trees also survived? 😂

[@armorpro573]

@@kunalthakur3415 Google the answer yourself.

[@86Smally]

They started it

[@guileniam]

They argue America started it and have some strong reasons. Point is America ended it. By blowing up and vaporising civilians

[@taternater7495]

@@guileniam there was literally no other way

[@TheMsr47gaming]

​@@taternater7495funny how they delete their comment

[@taternater7495]

@@TheMsr47gaming well at least they realized they said something dumb

[@Joebkk]

And Japan welcome US President to come and tell them how dangerous Nuclear bomb is ....

[@deannekliene2673]

No Japan had surrendered and we helped them ..

[@Poland_Ninja9]

Japan is weak now. Occupied US vassal state

[@leeroquemore8713]

What people want to forget is the barbaric attack on Pearl harbor, ungodly experiments run on allied POWS, and many more atrocities that are overshadowed by these two bombs. Had we invaded mainland Japan, the estimates are a quarter million US soldiers dead, and over a million Japanese dead. These two bombs saved a lot of time, money, and lives!!

[@guileniam]

The point is that is evil of the government. These bombs were dropped on civilians. Not a truly significant military base. Civilians. And though the debate is on still (would Japan have eventually surrendered anyway without invasion? They were pretty much on their own, out of of resources and surrounded don't forget but had the keep fighting mentality) the point is these objects of terror did abject horror on normal people.

[@owo1744]

​@@guileniam It was impossible to not bomb civilians in Japan, since the japanese placed their military industry in the middle of cities were civilians lived.

[@guileniam]

@@owo1744 that's really not right, this wasn't a significant military installation that was bombed but a place where it could be shown the effect of the weapon

[@wackomagneto3009]

@@guileniam It's totally right. It's karma for Unit 731 and all the other atrocities Japan was doing during 1930's & 40's.

[@perkedelkornet840]

japan made unit 731 and poke pearl harbor... ended by swallowing sun twice

[@axelaxel7118]

It is underated, people living there now

[@MamaJeanne]

My husband, my children, and I have been to the World Friendship Center two times. We are Americans, but we belong to Peace Churches (the Church of the Brethren), thus, we do not believe it is right to go to war. What happened in Hiroshima was horrible. It should never have happened. Our country (the United States) had no right to bomb all of those innocent people. When my husband and I lived in Japan in 1991-92, we took our college students to visit the World Friendship Center in Hiroshima, two times. During those visits, Hibakshua came and talked to our students to let them know what happened at the time of the bombing. The Habakshua's stories caused us to cry. What happened in Hiroshima should never, ever, happen anywhere in the world again. We need to emphasize our PEACE STANCE, and shout Peace aloud for all of the World to hear!

[@gsenski]

We had more than a right for those attacks. We had a moral obligation to end that war as quickly as possible.

[@humbugditto8044]

You are living in a world of confusion. While peace would be great, the forces that are in command understand the profit in war. Wars will forever be fought. Rather domestic or foreign… war=$$$!

[@mehrdadkarimi8191]

Unfortunately, most people supported the war winners under this video! People prefer to imagine that they are standing on the righteous and powerful side of the story! Therefore, they accept the stories of the dominant people! When the United States described the use of atomic bombs against Japan as inevitable, after that they launched a boycott campaign against the atomic countries of the world! When the United States abandoned racial discrimination in different states after many years of conflicts with the black minority, it immediately began to sanction countries like South Africa! The same procedure happened for the freedom of homosexual minorities! It seems that the path of democracy in the world depends on the decision of the American states! If the American government and different states reach a new social approach or new reforms, they will immediately dictate these new reforms and decisions to the countries of the world! And they don't consider the opportunity they took to achieve democracy for other countries! In fact, whatever country you are in the world, you have to update yourself with the progress of democracy in America, and don't lag behind the type of democracy and the political and social taste of the American government for a moment!

[@rahulmig35]

​@@gsenskitypical. No logic whatsoever. American govt world over..oh, you caused two injuries to a civilian in case somebody opposite the Yankees is involved. But, no human rights given to innocent children of Hiroshima.

[@deannekliene2673]

​@@rahulmig35Pearl harbour was bombed , u don't know what ur talking about ...😅😅

[@Laturkar555]

Hirosima and nagasaki to kim jong un : am i joke to you

[@dollygiki13]

To be fair, unlike America, North Korea has never dropped a nuclear bomb on any country (hopefully, it never does).

[@deannekliene2673]

Everyone learned, but America was defending itself, Japan bombed America ...

[@beslemeto]

That was meant to scare the communists.

[@gallardowilliam]

Japan made lexus and toyota folks come on

[@Nanachii-wj3cj]

My country history make me understand why us bombs hiroshima

[@aireact1]

little boy gone too far

[@Shshh17]

Why you making fun of dead people this is not joke and fun you in your safe house didnt try the pain these people felt if you keep doing this it will return to you and your family

[@levismith8444]

LOL😂

[@luisenrique7240]

RIP 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@CutterDriftwood]

You can even see all of the radiation that's effecting the film as they were filming it.

[@suelancaster6959]

All films from the 70s looked like that

[@alinobdy2309]

80 thousand people not 140. 80000 people lost their life

[@Pinkielover]

whats a few 1000

[@tajuddintanveer7430]

1st bomb kills 80000 and second 74000.

[@MamaJeanne]

None of the innocent people who were killed in Hiroshima deserved to die. I have been to Hiroshima twice with my husband, daughter, and 20 American college students. Both times Habakshua came to tell us their stories. We are American citizens, and we were so moved by the horrors that happened to these innocent Japanese people, that we vowed to each other that we would never, ever, allow such a bombing to happen again.

[@user-ke3jn2ul3n]

@@MamaJeanne it had to happen though

[@mariodatguy4988]

@@MamaJeanne a lot of innocent foot soldiers who didnt want to go tonwar had to die for their emperor. In war innocent always die. If you start a war you do not choose how to end it

[@kentthedestroyer295]

Sad state of affairs

[@capturethephotons2078]

America sent a message to never mess with us again unless you and 10,000 generations expect hell to pay.

[@toooydoeur]

Grow up

[@ReveredWizardBob]

Boy will it be a surprise if you ever get drafted kid. Honestly hope you find out, it ain't pretty

[@GodzillaNothingYou3]

Rome 3:27

[@thirdworldneet923]

Nuclear launch detected

[@tirquoise4176]

And how this is not genocide?

[@howardhughes6212]

Kid the Japanese had concentration camps. War is a dirty business. Over a million people died in Rwanda systematically slaughtered. That was genocide. 140k people in a city is not. Your brain doesn’t function in reality. You must be a democrat

[@mnsayeed999]

It's not a genocide because we have US hypocrites involved in this barbaric crime.

[@TheMsr47gaming]

^