Reply #4: There is no justification. [View All]

[NYC]

There will never be justification. (Your question: What I am asking is that after knowing what is really like to be bombed by a nuclear bomb, will you support the use of nuclear weapon in future?)

I remember your post about this last year (around August 6th & 9th). I responded then as well.

I don't know 10% of what you know, but I saw pictures of women at Nagasaki. Nobody who has seen those pictures can want the use of nuclear bombs. Even worse, today's bombs are much, much more powerful than the bombs dropped on Japan.

I don't know what kind of people can call for the use of nuclear bombs, or the new "small tactical nuclear bombs". Some people are just heartless. Because of that, the rest of us will always be at risk. I can never think of those women without crying. What was done to them was totally unforgivable.

Re: "In fact, the latest move by Koizumi administration (sending our unconstitutional defense only force to Iraq) is unconstitutional."

Koizumi is another cowboy. I hope he doesn't get away with this. Bush is trying to talk him into sending the Japanese "defense" force to a place where they would have no choice but to defend themselves.

To make war unconstitutional is a wonderful thing. I hope it spreads. (Seems to be little chance of that at the moment.)