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Obama Apologized to Japan for the U S dropping The Bomb; No apologies ever! We should have dropped a 3rd bomb!
Topic Started: May 29 2016, 12:48 AM (1,442 Views)
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May 29 2016, 03:02 PM
Two a.m.
May 29 2016, 01:03 AM
Before we get into an argument over Obama's apology, we should probably point out that he never issued one. As usual, the right-wing blogosphere has lied about him.

Shocker.

I doubt any American president will ever apologize for Hiroshima nor should they. Certainly, Obama has no intention of doing so.
says the Obama apologist....an honest headline...

First Anti-American President Makes Anti-Nuke Speech at Hiroshima When Not Allowed to Apologize

Obama planned his “Historic Trip” to Hiroshima with full intent to apolo­gize for the United States Actions in stopping the murder­ous regime of Emperor Hirohito.

His plans came to a halt, when Ameri­cans burnt up the Washing­ton Phone Lines with their disap­proval.

So, he dialed it back.

But, he still managed to belit­tle and demean the sacri­fices of our parents and grand­par­ents, who were members of that “Great­est Gener­a­tion” in the process.

What a schmuck.

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If I were a mod here liars would be banned.

UnAmerican?

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The news that Donald Trump turned down 94 percent of American job applicants to his Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Fla., in favor of foreign workers brought in under the H-2B visa program should come as a surprise to absolutely no one.

Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/431933/donald-trump-foreign-workers-american-workers-arent-good-enough

And you have the temerity to lie like that about the president. Typical lies from a typical Trump supporter. :rollseyes:
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May 29 2016, 08:21 AM
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May 29 2016, 05:31 AM
There was no apology.

The destruction wrought on Hiroshima and Nagasaki pales in comparison to Japan's atrocities in China & the Philippines. Millions of Chinese and Philippine civilians were tortured and murdered in horrendous ways.

The bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were justified, necessary and should never be apologized for.
He should have never gone there. He could have made his point about the bombs speaking anywhere. Preferably at Pearl Harbor.
It's good to keep up relations, Japan is our ally now and although he shouldn't apologize he should still keep up a friendly demeanor with them.
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What is it with many conservatives and their fixation on never apologizing?
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May 29 2016, 06:31 PM
What is it with many conservatives and their fixation on never apologizing?
Not apologizing is much better than an insincere apology.
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May 29 2016, 06:42 PM
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May 29 2016, 06:31 PM
What is it with many conservatives and their fixation on never apologizing?
Not apologizing is much better than an insincere apology.
There appears to be this unspoken assumption on the part of some conservatives that an apology, sincere or not, is an admission of weakness and is something the President of the United States should not do, under any circumstances.

I find the whole thing rather macho absurd. An apology can be admission of having made a mistake or the expression of regret that a particular course of action caused significant harm to another. Even if the course of action was justified and correct, apologizing for the misery it caused is not a sign of weakness, but rather of moral strength.

Only the weak never apologize, because they know they're not strong enough to display vulnerability.
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May 29 2016, 08:39 PM
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May 29 2016, 06:42 PM
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May 29 2016, 06:31 PM
What is it with many conservatives and their fixation on never apologizing?
Not apologizing is much better than an insincere apology.
There appears to be this unspoken assumption on the part of some conservatives that an apology, sincere or not, is an admission of weakness and is something the President of the United States should not do, under any circumstances.

I find the whole thing rather macho absurd. An apology can be admission of having made a mistake or the expression of regret that a particular course of action caused significant harm to another. Even if the course of action was justified and correct, apologizing for the misery it caused is not a sign of weakness, but rather of moral strength.

Only the weak never apologize, because they know they're not strong enough to display vulnerability.
I don't believe it as weakness but I also don't think he needs to apologize for this nor does he for that matter. Why does that bother you?

As for an insincere apology, I hate lying.
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May 29 2016, 03:02 PM
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May 29 2016, 01:03 AM
Before we get into an argument over Obama's apology, we should probably point out that he never issued one. As usual, the right-wing blogosphere has lied about him.

Shocker.

I doubt any American president will ever apologize for Hiroshima nor should they. Certainly, Obama has no intention of doing so.
says the Obama apologist....an honest headline...

First Anti-American President Makes Anti-Nuke Speech at Hiroshima When Not Allowed to Apologize

Obama planned his “Historic Trip” to Hiroshima with full intent to apolo­gize for the United States Actions in stopping the murder­ous regime of Emperor Hirohito.

His plans came to a halt, when Ameri­cans burnt up the Washing­ton Phone Lines with their disap­proval.

So, he dialed it back.

But, he still managed to belit­tle and demean the sacri­fices of our parents and grand­par­ents, who were members of that “Great­est Gener­a­tion” in the process.

What a schmuck.

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Yes, another Rightie website where anything can get posted (except Liberal views) and truth is non-existent
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May 30 2016, 12:43 AM
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May 29 2016, 06:42 PM

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There appears to be this unspoken assumption on the part of some conservatives that an apology, sincere or not, is an admission of weakness and is something the President of the United States should not do, under any circumstances.

I find the whole thing rather macho absurd. An apology can be admission of having made a mistake or the expression of regret that a particular course of action caused significant harm to another. Even if the course of action was justified and correct, apologizing for the misery it caused is not a sign of weakness, but rather of moral strength.

Only the weak never apologize, because they know they're not strong enough to display vulnerability.
I don't believe it as weakness but I also don't think he needs to apologize for this nor does he for that matter. Why does that bother you?

As for an insincere apology, I hate lying.
The nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were brutal acts of war. Acts of war that specifically targeted the civilian population of Japan. Were they justified? Did they save American lives? Both questions are highly debatable and the answer is, we'll never ever be absolutely certain that it ended the war even one day sooner or saved one American life.

Do we need to apologize for it? Not as far as I'm concerned. While brutal acts of war the intention behind these acts was to win the war against a stubborn, battle hardened, and committed opponent, not just to brutalize the civilian population. There are other things we've done as a nation that I believe are far more deserving of an apology.

But would it kill us as a nation if we were to apologize for it? Would it harm us at all? I think the answer to those questions is clearly "no".

What drives me up the wall is this damn insistence on the part of other conservatives, not you in particular, that the U.S. should never, ever apologize for anything, no matter how reprehensible, and if a President SHOULD apologize for something, that makes him a weak and craven coward.

No it doesn't. When someone sincerely apologizes, that doesn't show cowardliness or weakness, that shows that you're mature enough and secure enough to know that acknowledging your mistakes, or the mistakes of your nation, is just what an adult does when the situation calls for it.
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May 29 2016, 01:03 AM
Before we get into an argument over Obama's apology, we should probably point out that he never issued one. As usual, the right-wing blogosphere has lied about him.

Shocker.

I doubt any American president will ever apologize for Hiroshima nor should they. Certainly, Obama has no intention of doing so.
I came here to post this. Thanks for doing it for me.

Unless the OP can show where Obama actually apologized he should probably stfu
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Harry Truman and the democratic cabal running DC at the time are guilty of a despicable war crime.
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This wasn't the only war crime to come out of the New Deal. There is the disgrace of Dresden as well.
Skipping leg day is the equivalent of a woman having an abortion. You're ashamed of it, and it was probably unnecessary.
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May 29 2016, 01:31 PM
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The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were committed to assuage progressive new deal bloodlust. It is not America that owes Hiroshima an apology for the war crime, it is the Democratic Party and the progressive movement.
You think American soldiers and Marines desired to die in an invasion of the Japanese Home Islands? It also save the lives of hundreds of thousands of Australian, New Zealand, Free French, British, and Indian troops who would have been used in the invasion.
If Charles Lindbergh had been elected in 1940 instead of the third term tyrant Roosevelt, there would have been no war.
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Hiroshima was essential for our accurate assessment of the effectiveness of our new weapon....Nagasaki was confirmation....Why do modern progressives hate technological development ???....The only Americans who opposed the use of the A-bomb at the time were communists or Quakers.............. :rollseyes:
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May 29 2016, 01:31 PM
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The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were committed to assuage progressive new deal bloodlust. It is not America that owes Hiroshima an apology for the war crime, it is the Democratic Party and the progressive movement.
You think American soldiers and Marines desired to die in an invasion of the Japanese Home Islands? It also save the lives of hundreds of thousands of Australian, New Zealand, Free French, British, and Indian troops who would have been used in the invasion.
If Charles Lindbergh had been elected in 1940 instead of the third term tyrant Roosevelt, there would have been no war.
Lindbergh's pro-view on Nazism is well known, I'm relatively certain it's not likely no war with Germany would have been fought, we would have been a Nazi Protectorate.
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If Charles Lindbergh had been elected in 1940 instead of the third term tyrant Roosevelt, there would have been no war.
Lindbergh's pro-view on Nazism is well known, I'm relatively certain it's not likely no war with Germany would have been fought, we would have been a Nazi Protectorate.
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Lindbergh's pro-view on Nazism is well known, I'm relatively certain it's not likely no war with Germany would have been fought, we would have been a Nazi Protectorate.
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The man was an anti-Semite, and his pro-Nazi views are well documented.
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May 30 2016, 04:14 PM
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The man was an anti-Semite, and his pro-Nazi views are well documented.
That's the same argument bush and the neocons made of critics of the Iraq War
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The man was an anti-Semite, and his pro-Nazi views are well documented.
That's the same argument bush and the neocons made of critics of the Iraq War
The difference is, I'm not lying.
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That's the same argument bush and the neocons made of critics of the Iraq War
The difference is, I'm not lying.
At least you admit that Bush and FDF were liars. They both allowed national tragedies to occur to drag this nation into pointless wars.
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The difference is, I'm not lying.
At least you admit that Bush and FDF were liars. They both allowed national tragedies to occur to drag this nation into pointless wars.
Where lie did FDR tell? Saving the world from Nazi Germany and the gobbling up of the Japanese Empire?...
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