Dead in 2005

Started by Diomedes, January 08, 2005, 03:42:26 AM

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MadMarchHare

Well....their government did, at least.  But we killed a hell of a lot of civilians who had nothing to do with those decisions with the bomb.  I happen to believe that more people would have died had we invaded however.  Best of an untenable list of options.

The second might have been overkill, though, I haven't been able to make up my mind on that one.
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Quote from: Butchers Bill on December 08, 2005, 12:51:59 PM
Quote from: Diomedes on December 08, 2005, 08:43:11 AM
A lot less, actually.

Why?  Because they started a war they couldn't win?  If they had a chance to do to us what they did to China they would have.  I love how revisionists (especially modern Japenese teachers) are trying to turn the Japenese of that time into victims, instead of telling the truth...THEY were the aggressors, THEY were the war criminals (I know, I know if we had lost we could have been tried for the same...I saw "Fog of War" too), THEY started the war.

I doubt every single common citizen in Nagasaki and Hiroshima, I'm guessing a minimum of 200,000 people, weren't war criminals.

Diomedes

Quote from: Butchers Bill on December 08, 2005, 12:51:59 PMWhy? Because...

Pearl Harbor, military base: 2390 people killed, most of them military personnel.
Nagasaki, city: 140,000 people killed, most of them innocent civilians.


That's why.
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Father Demon

QUIT TAKING A PERFECTLY INNOCENT THREAD ABOUT FAMOUS DEAD PEOPLE AND TURNING IT INTO A POLITICAL THREAD ABOUT PEOPLE THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN DEAD ANYWAY!!!!






that is all
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General_Failure

I guess drunks can only type properly in all caps. Who knew?

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I don't think it's cause he drunk.  I think it's because he's on his man-rag and is pissed. 

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It took me four tries....   :paranoid
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Quote from: DemonchildrenOnTurf on December 09, 2005, 12:57:36 AM
QUIT TAKING A PERFECTLY INNOCENT THREAD ABOUT FAMOUS DEAD PEOPLE AND TURNING IT INTO A POLITICAL THREAD ABOUT PEOPLE THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN DEAD ANYWAY!!!!


for some reason i read this to myself in a napoleon dynamite voice.  and i chuckled.  :sly
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Father Demon

Sadly, Richard Pryor was a long time coming.  Only 65, too...


(And he was on my list for next year, too  :-\ )
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So sad. He was my first R rated comedy act I ever saw (His Sunset Strip one).

RIP  :'(
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Is rjs gonna have to choke a bitch?

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