[Z]

I think it was wrong to drop nuclear bombs on Japan. It's sad enough when incidents like Chernobyl and Fukushima irreversibly damage the environment, leave areas uninhabitable, cause pollution and affect thousands of lives; without turning that disaster prone technology into a weaponised form used to punish innocent civilians who weren't hurting anyone. Evil is not hardwired into an entire nation's psyche from birth, evil actions are learned from people in charge teaching their subordinates; war brings the worst out in armies because of how desperate and frustrating wars are.

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by Zee

I think it was wrong to drop nuclear bombs on Japan. It's sad enough when incidents like Chernobyl and Fukushima irreversibly damage the environment, leave areas uninhabitable, cause pollution and affect thousands of lives; without turning that disaster prone technology into a weaponised form used to punish innocent civilians who weren't hurting anyone. Evil is not hardwired into an entire nation's psyche from birth, evil actions are learned from people in charge teaching their subordinates; war brings the worst out in armies because of how desperate and frustrating wars are.

are you actually comparing nuclear power accidents to the worst war in human history?

i don't see how they comparable. accidents at power plants providing power for millions of homes, compared to dropping bombs on a nation that was trying to murder millions of lives...

not the same thing at all.

[Z]

Originally Posted by lostalex

are you actually comparing nuclear power accidents to the worst war in human history?

i don't see how they comparable. accidents at power plants providing power for millions of homes, compared to dripping bombs in nations that were trying to murder millions of lives...

not the same thing at all.

No Alex, I'm not, and you know I'm not.