Here you are.
Would you have preferred the death of many more American soldiers and goodness knows how many Japanese civilians during a full invasion of the Japanese mainlands. The evidence from the time suggests that the Japanese would not have surrendered easily.
— universeness
You are making the act of killing civilians a matter of preference. You are using a hypothetical as a made up better evil.
We are judging the act ..and you are trying to justified with hypotheticals.
You sound like American cops who violate people's rights in order to keep them safe and .....free.
I can not believe someone can be that stupid...I think you are a troll — Nickolasgaspar
-Again crimes are not a matter of preference. It is a crime to nuke civilians and it would be a crime to kill civilians in a full invasion. Put your ducks straight.If you interpret my typing above as advocating for war crimes then you simply demonstrate you idiotic thinking. — Nickolasgaspar
Now I know you are reversing the bullet (and his linguistic bullet carries way more contempt than yours!) but don't lower yourself to that boring, pseudo-logical, imbecillic, BEPO dimwit talk of that moronic gasbag! A single hole in the bag suffices! Psjsssshshsh.... — Hillary
who told you that those are the only choices — Nickolasgaspar
this is NOT a historical forum. We are not analyzing the implications and make projections on hypothetical scenarios.
This is a philosophical forum. We reflect on moral evaluations on ACTUAL acts. — Nickolasgaspar
his arguments are not better than yours. You both don't have arguments and you retreat in name calling and logical fallacies.
You never address or acknowledge the point made...you tap dance trying to appear as wiseguys... — Nickolasgaspar
Approximately 20 million civilians were killed in the soviet union in WW2 due to CONVENTIONAL WAR. — universeness
Yeah Sherlock, human history has no relevance to philosophical musings. Another pearl of wisdom from the BEPO school of philosophy. — universeness
NOT INTERESTED in how many were killed and how they were — Nickolasgaspar
-They are irrelevant to the topic of discussion...but I guess you are not capable to understand it or your cognitive dissonance is trying to keep you away from it.Who cares what interests a fake interlocuter like you?and if you truly don't care about such then you are nasty. — universeness
Argumen from Ambiguity. Reflecting on the Historical implications of a event is History.
Reflecting on which act of crime is preferable is Garbage Philosophy and its off topic — Nickolasgaspar
They are irrelevant to the topic of discussion...but I guess you are not capable to understand it or your cognitive dissonance is trying to keep you away from it — Nickolasgaspar
You won't going to answer.......aren't you? — Nickolasgaspar
I guess...YOU ARE DONE on this topic too — Nickolasgaspar
you are done sir — Nickolasgaspar
I've repeated the topic over and over again. It was created by your respond to mr Hillary.You think you decide what's irrelevant to the topic of discussion and I will follow? — universeness
You never address or acknowledge the point made...you tap dance trying to appear as wiseguys.... — Nickolasgaspar
You came back with your silly argument "what crime do you prefer".
The answer to that is NONE. — Nickolasgaspar
instead of explaining why conflating politics and economic interests with Knowledge is Kindergarten Philosophy — Nickolasgaspar
Politics and economic interests and knowledge, be it scientific, theological, or astrological, can't be logically separated and evaluated according to logic rules. — Hillary
Oh well, I think he has gone back to digging into the dirt with his hind legs and flicking the dirt backward — universeness
oh boy the level in here is way to low to waste any more of my time — Nickolasgaspar
What thread? — Hillary
The wise man points at the moon, the fool looks at the finger' — universeness
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