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Actually a little larger. Depends on sources
But if you take into account other military losses
The population of Tokyo dropped by roughly 50% from 1940-1945
Now, much of that can be attributed to drafting and military deaths, surely
Speculation about "what would have caused more victims in the long term" is meaningless, because the moral implications do not depend on long term number of victims, which are, as I mentioned, just speculation.
What? Yes they do
As if the US military didn't consider long term death tolls
They most certainly tried to figure out these types of hypotheticals.
That is like saying that dropping a nuke on every city on earth would be merciful, since otherwise they will keep reproducing, which enables more deaths and eventually the number of, lets say, murders, usrpasses that of the original popujlation
Hah
That's not even close
Were talking about death counts as a result of bombing
The US military didn't care about anything beyond the equivalent to dying for Israel
We are talking about death toll
Which would lead to more deaths? Firebombing a bunch of cities, or destroying two?
Not doing anything leads to more deaths, since the population survivies and the deaths keep amassing
How do you not kill 7% of people right next to a nuclear bomb?
Firebombing a bunch of cities would have caused more deaths. You can go do the math
Orthobro, at 1000 ft, some may have survived if they were well sheltered somehow
I'm out.
GG's
Again, not doing anything causes more deaths because the high population keeps a periodical murder count
They just used whatever was more cruel and destructives
the japanese were the ones who cared about their poppulation and surrendered
It is clear that the Us ould have just killed the entire country to death. They just used whatever was more effective
The pic in question that urged this damage control
Luther here is playing the character of a Jew. He's speaking as if he is a Jew in that time accusing Jesus.
It's like quoting Luke 23:5 "He is causing riots by his teaching whereever he goes!" And then saying that Luke accused Jesus of causing riots
So, yes, it is taken out of context because Luther didn't say it as himself. He was impersonating an ancient Jew to show how they accused and thought of Jesus.
This is explained easily when you draw from the original source of the quote which is a 1536 sermon (WA 41, 647).
Lol how do I respond to that
What are some good books and articles on Legionarism?
For My Legionaries
lmao sauce on your profile picture?
is that an edit?
You talking to me?
yes.