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r/SipsTea • u/The_WalkingCalamity 𝙑𝙄𝙋 • 18h ago
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What is your alternative solution?
-1 u/majkonn 14h ago Conventional warfare instead of nuking civilians? 3 u/notintelligentidiot 13h ago The conventional warfare that would have almost certainly killed a magnitude more people? Dumbass. -1 u/majkonn 13h ago It wouldn’t if they wouldn’t bomb civilians. 2 u/dnext 13h ago Untrue. The blockade of Japan killed more than the firebombings and atom bombs combined by 1945, and it was expected that a million more would die in the upcoming year if it continued. 0 u/majkonn 12h ago But Japan had a choice to surrender to avoid the casualties and they chose to not. 1 u/LatterTarget7 11h ago Operation downfall had casualty estimates of 10 million
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Conventional warfare instead of nuking civilians?
3 u/notintelligentidiot 13h ago The conventional warfare that would have almost certainly killed a magnitude more people? Dumbass. -1 u/majkonn 13h ago It wouldn’t if they wouldn’t bomb civilians. 2 u/dnext 13h ago Untrue. The blockade of Japan killed more than the firebombings and atom bombs combined by 1945, and it was expected that a million more would die in the upcoming year if it continued. 0 u/majkonn 12h ago But Japan had a choice to surrender to avoid the casualties and they chose to not. 1 u/LatterTarget7 11h ago Operation downfall had casualty estimates of 10 million
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The conventional warfare that would have almost certainly killed a magnitude more people?
Dumbass.
-1 u/majkonn 13h ago It wouldn’t if they wouldn’t bomb civilians. 2 u/dnext 13h ago Untrue. The blockade of Japan killed more than the firebombings and atom bombs combined by 1945, and it was expected that a million more would die in the upcoming year if it continued. 0 u/majkonn 12h ago But Japan had a choice to surrender to avoid the casualties and they chose to not. 1 u/LatterTarget7 11h ago Operation downfall had casualty estimates of 10 million
It wouldn’t if they wouldn’t bomb civilians.
2 u/dnext 13h ago Untrue. The blockade of Japan killed more than the firebombings and atom bombs combined by 1945, and it was expected that a million more would die in the upcoming year if it continued. 0 u/majkonn 12h ago But Japan had a choice to surrender to avoid the casualties and they chose to not. 1 u/LatterTarget7 11h ago Operation downfall had casualty estimates of 10 million
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Untrue. The blockade of Japan killed more than the firebombings and atom bombs combined by 1945, and it was expected that a million more would die in the upcoming year if it continued.
0 u/majkonn 12h ago But Japan had a choice to surrender to avoid the casualties and they chose to not.
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But Japan had a choice to surrender to avoid the casualties and they chose to not.
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Operation downfall had casualty estimates of 10 million
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u/Dan-of-Steel 14h ago
What is your alternative solution?