r/lebanon • u/Admirable-Tell3079 • Sep 25 '24

Discussion Israel is bombing absolutely everything not just civilian homes.

just now a few members of the civil defense (ldife3 lmadane) got bombed while they were helping to clear up the rubble of a destroyed building. I’m still not sure how many people were there or got injured but what I do know is that the hezb are fighting human animals with absolutely no ounce of mercy or thinking in their minds, and whoever defends these acts in this subreddit is definitely not a Lebanese.

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u/-endjamin- Sep 25 '24

Japan surrendered after the nukes

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u/yeahbitchmagnet Sep 25 '24

They were going to surrender before the atomic bombs, military did it anyway as a show of force/ test

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u/Boring_Plankton_1989 Sep 25 '24

They didn't even surrender after the first one. Where did you get this idea?

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u/yeahbitchmagnet Sep 26 '24

Read gar alperavich. Don't remeber a ton of details but it wasn't a public surrender but they had done it. The politicians in Washington wanted the bombing, not the military

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u/Boring_Plankton_1989 Sep 26 '24

If they didn't tell their armed forces to stop fighting then they didn't surrender. And they didnt.

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u/yeahbitchmagnet Sep 27 '24

That's not how that works. You don't just lay down arms hoping the enemy stops shooting. We're not talking about being cornered in a building

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u/Boring_Plankton_1989 Sep 27 '24

That's exactly how unconditional surrender works.

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u/yeahbitchmagnet Sep 28 '24

Unconditional surrender isn't necessary. The US caused a lot of deaths by requiring an unconditional surrender. The Japanese were trying to surrender to the Russians. The war was basically over. The US was bombing everything on the island. Cities were literally burning everywhere. This wasn't a war of good versus evil, it was to colonial empires at war with hundreds of millions caught in the crosshairs

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u/SlightlyCatlike Sep 25 '24

Japanese and American military leaders both said so.

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u/yeahbitchmagnet Sep 27 '24

You mother fuckers down voting me need to learn some fucking history

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u/No-Plan-2987 Sep 25 '24

Exactly, they were worried about the Soviets joining the allies. The US was going to bomb Berlin. When that was taken care of, they had a nuke and nothing to do with it.

They bombed the Japanese as a show of force to the Soviets.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '24

And?..

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u/Boldney Sep 26 '24

It's a verified fact that the US nuked japan only as a show of force. Japan had already surrendered. Even US officials admitted it. How does anyone still believe this?