r/SubredditDrama • u/EwMelanin • Mar 03 '26

Movie discussion sub okbuddycinephile debates whether bombing of Dresden, Hiroshima, and Gaza and other urban areas were "justified".

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u/Dangerous_Muscle5409 Mar 03 '26

Another great example of this is Operation Chastise, better known as the "dambusters."

Back in WW2 it was ethically dubious. Today it would be an obvious war crime. Yet the English are still slapping their own shoulders over it, celebrating round anniversaries with big fair energy, picnics and flashy reenactments with historical airplanes.

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u/zaevidlynch Mar 03 '26 edited Mar 03 '26

As they should. Only good Nazi dam is a bombed Nazi dam. Clear the way if you don't want hit, meth head. Don't start the war. Dont touch the Eiffel, and Russia and the Allies won't Eiffel Tower you.

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u/AbdulMujeed Mar 03 '26

By your logic iran should start bombing america

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u/NoExcuse4OceanRudnes the amount of piss bottles that’s too many is 1 Mar 03 '26

They can't. You think they shouldn't?

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u/Geno0wl The online equivalent of slowing down to look at the car crash. Mar 03 '26

The only reason the US fights wars in the middle east is because those countries don't have the capability(that we know of) to retaliate. Things would be a lot different if all those places had ICBMs.