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So killing 200,000 innocent civillians prevented a lot of deaths. I see. wow.
Ironically enough when you look at the actions the Japanese were willing to take it actually did. This of course depends on whether or not you believe the Russians entering the fight against the Japanese the following week was what actually caused the Japanese to surrender.
Consider how many people the Japanese murdered from their own nation in the battle for Okinawa. can you imagine how many more they would have been willing to sacrifice along the way if the war was drawn out? People were used as human shields. Entire families were lied to and told that the American forces would torture and rape them to encourage them to commit suicide. Those are the atrocities they committed against their own people. Think about the things that would have happened if the war HAD been dragged out for months or years longer than it had.
Japan had TWO bombs dropped on them. After the first batch of em died they still were willing to let the rest be slaughtered. Let's be honest here. A country attacks you with a nuclear device and you have no means of combating it. You are screwed. take the surrender. You dont wait to watch even more people die.
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