奥巴马将对广岛进行历史性访问 [美国媒体]

白宫在周二宣布,奥巴马将会在去日本参加重要工业化国家的峰会的旅途上对广岛进行访问。这将是自二战以来第一个在位的总统对广岛进行访问,但是奥巴马政府将不会对决定投放原子弹一事道歉。美国网友:为什么美国总统要为此道歉呢。我们并不是那些发动战争的人,如果没有投放这2枚原子弹,战争会持续更长的时间,双方都会失去更多的生命......


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President Obama will visit Hiroshima when he travels to Japan this month for a summit of key industrialized nations, the White House announced Tuesday.

白宫在周二宣布,奥巴马将会在去日本参加重要工业化国家的峰会的旅途上对广岛进行访问。

It will be the first visit to the city by a sitting president since World War II, but the Obama administration said he will not apologize for the decision to destroy that city with an atomic bomb.

这将是自二战以来第一个在位的总统对广岛进行访问,但是奥巴马政府将不会对决定投放原子弹一事道歉。

“He will not revisit the decision to use the atomic bomb at the end of World War II. Instead, he will offer a forward-looking vision focused on our shared future,” explained Ben Rhodes, the deputy national security adviser.

 国家安全的代理顾问Ben Rhodes解释道:”奥巴马将不会谈到二战快结束时使决定用原子弹的问题,反而,他提供一个聚焦在我们共同分享的美好未来的远见。


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Kikbus 4 minutes ago
The European use nuclear weapons intimidate and blackmail other countries ,other race on the planet.
Those white guys of USA and white guys of Soviet union point a finger at each other like a coward. Use their very powerful machines and media publize a game, Play a show so call " ;cold war" for 70 years ,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,
Believe me, the White supermacist even go on 1000 years in future, they have no ball fight a nuclear war.
The European ,I beg you start nuclear war.

欧洲使用核武器威胁和恐吓地球上其他国家和种族。
那些美国白皮猪和前苏联白皮猪,象懦夫一样,互相用一根手指指着对方。他们用非常强大的机器和媒体来推销一个游戏,把一场名叫“冷战”的秀作了70年。哈哈哈哈。
相信我,白人至上主义者还会在未来作怪1000年,但是他们不敢发起核战争。
欧洲佬,跪求你们发动核战争吧。

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Yakimabelle 5 hours ago
Our alleged leaders, academics, and pundits have a nasty tendency to judge past actions out of context. Had the Japanese merely invited us to an origami crane folding contest, the use of nuclear weapons would have been inappropriate and highly unethical. Since the Japanese were waging total war against the US, and had initiated the war by attacking Pearl Harbor, and seemed to be in a competition with the Germans to see who could commit the most atrocities, using nuclear weapons was both appropriate and moral.

我们所谓的领导人,学者和专家都以断章取义的方式来评判过去的行为,这种趋势真是叫人恶心。如果当时日本是邀请我们去参加折千纸鹤比赛的话,那么我们投下原子弹就是不适当和非常不道德的行为。可是当时日本是对我们发起全面战争,并首先袭击了珍珠港,而且貌似是在和德国比赛看谁能犯下最多的暴行,所以投下原子弹既合理又道德。

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Yellowhair 18 hours ago
President Truman was receiving a lot of conflicting advice on how to finally bring the war to an end.
Gen MacArthur wanted a conventional invasion. Others wanted to use a naval blockade and bombing to starve Japan into submission. Others wanted to tell the Japanese about the atomic bomb and then demonstrate it to them off shore in the hope that they would surrender after seeing its destructive power. Still others urged Truman to use the bomb without warning. Truman was struggling to reach a decision... so while taking a walk with his Sec of War he asked what the Secretary thought and was told "You need to be thinking about what you are going to say at your impeachment". Naturally Truman wanted to know what the heck he was talking about...and was told "Because that is exactly what is going to happen after the American people find out you had a weapon that could end the war...but you chose not to use it". Truman went back to the Whitehouse and gave the order to use the bomb. The right decision...imo.

在结束战争上,当时杜鲁门总统收到了很多相互冲突的建议。
麦克阿瑟想使用传统武力占领日本。其他人想通过海上封锁和轰炸让日本饿到投降。还有一些人想将原子弹的情况告知日本并在日本附近引爆原子弹来吓唬日本,希望日本在看到原子弹的威力后可以自行投降。还有一些人希望杜鲁门直接投下原子弹,不事先警告日本。当时杜鲁门举棋不定。于是在他和他的战争秘书散步时,他问秘书是怎么想的,秘书说“你要想想自己被弹劾时应该说写什么”。杜鲁门没有明白他的意思,于是秘书继续说“如果美国人民发现你有一种可以立马结束战争的武器而不使用,那么肯定会被弹劾。”于是杜鲁门回到白宫并下达了使用原子弹的命令。在我看来这是正确的决定。

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Weary 14 hours ago
Days after the official surrender of Japan, the commander of the Manila Japanese garrison ordered the butchering of over 50,000 civilians; men, women, children and babies. It is a shame the Japanese committed all those atrocities in places like Korea, Hong Kong, China, Burma and the South Pacific. When you shed those big tears for the Nuked, shed some for the innocents targeted one by one by Japanese cruelty. Political Correctness is Evil. It does not take into account circumstances only twisted political messaging. By the way a Democrat ordered the creation and the dropping of the bomb.

在日本正式投降几天之后,日军驻马尼拉指挥官下令屠杀5万多名平民;男人,女人,儿童,婴儿。日本在朝鲜,香港,中国,缅甸以及南太平洋犯下了这么多暴行,真是可耻。当你为原子弹受害者流眼泪时,也别忘了为这些被日本残杀的人流点眼泪。政治正确太邪恶了。没有考虑到当时的情景,只考到到扭曲的政治信息。顺便说一下,是民主党人下令制造核武器和投放原子弹。

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MattG 15 hours ago
There are whole lot of us Boomers who wouldn't be here without the bomb being dropped. My Dad, a Marine, was on Guam when the initial briefings were held concerning the invasion of Japan. The Marine Corps expected NINETY FIVE percent casualties in the first wave. My Dad expected the war to go on for another 2-3 years. The Japanese started the war & committed numerous atrocities on everyone they came in contact with during the war. They got exactly what they deserved. Any attempts to rewrite history at this point are pointless.

如果不扔原子弹,很多婴儿潮时代出生的人就没有机会来到人世。我老爸当年是一名海军士兵,当时就入侵日本本土进行汇报,他正在关岛服役。海军陆战队预估第一波入侵日本将导致美国士兵96%的伤亡。老爸预期战争会再持续2-3年。日本人首先发动了战争,并在战争中对他们接触到的每个人实施了无数暴行。他们得到了应有的惩罚。在这一点上想篡改历史的任何尝试都是徒劳的。

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robert 1 hour ago
The Emperor of Japan should have been executed.

当时就该处死日本天皇。
 
TheWorldHasGoneMad 15 hours ago
We dropped the bombs to save American, not Japanese lives and I don't have a problem with that, because war is war and in war you want to kill the enemy and bring your guys home alive.
Truth is we didn't give a **** about German or Japanese lives and that's why we were firebombing entire cities and burning them to the ground, to kill as many of their people as we could as quickly as we could.
And that's why we dropped the bombs, to kill the enemy, save American lives and end the war that we didn't have the resources to win otherwise. We weren't some righteous, honorable nation fighting for the freedom and democracy of the world, we were a nation with our backs against the wall fighting for our very survival, and to survive we were willing to do what we had to do and kill who we had to kill. Not honorable, not the "good guys" just a nation fighting for our people and country and doing what people want to do, surviving.

我们投下原子弹是为了拯救美国人,而不是日本人,承认这一点我毫无心理负担,因为战争就是战争,在战争中,你只考虑杀敌,把自己的弟兄们活着带回家。
真相就是我们不会管德国人或日本人的死活,这就是为什么我们投燃烧弹让敌人整个城市都烧成灰烬,力争在最短时间能杀死尽可能多的人。
这就是为什么我们投下炸弹:杀死敌人、拯救美国人的生命、结束战争,因为除此之外别无他法取得胜利。我们并不是一个正义而高尚的民族,为全世界的自由和民主而战,我们是一个民族,我们是为了自己的生存而背水一战。为了生存,我们愿意做所有必须做的事,杀死我们不得不杀死的人。不光荣,不是“好人”,只是一个民族为我们的人民和国家而战,并做人民想做的事:生存。

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Bill 17 hours ago
Read Richard Frank's "Downfall, the End of the Japanese Empire." Using declassified intercepts, Frank shows that the Imperial Japanese Government still clung to hopes that they could give us a bloody nose and get surrender terms that they could live with, even after the first bomb was dropped. They knew enough about atomic bomb technology to understand that they are very hard to make and were hoping that we just had one. The Nagasaki bomb and the Soviet invasion of Manchuria brought about their collapse.

读了理查德.弗兰克写的《覆灭,日本帝国的终结》一书。通过对截获的密电的解码,弗兰克指出,日本军国政府甚至在第一颗原子弹爆炸后,仍抱有幻想,希望能给予我们重创,以换取他们能接受的条件投降。他们非常了解原子弹技术,知道自己很难造出来,并希望我们只造了一颗。长崎原子弹爆炸,加上苏联入侵满洲里,带来了他们最后的崩溃。
  
terrance 8 hours ago
Why on earth would any US president ever apologize for that. We weren't the ones who started the war and if it weren't for the two bombs dropped the war would have lasted a lot longer and more lives on both sides would have been lost. It is a shame that this incompetent baffoon is the one that is going in the first place but then it is just another taxpayer funded trip before he leaves office. How many more do you think he can cram in before the election.

为什么美国总统要为此道歉呢。我们并不是那些发动战争的人,如果没有投放这2枚原子弹,战争会持续更长的时间,双方都会失去更多的生命。这只无能的大猩猩将要成为第一个到那里去的美国总统,真丢脸,可是这只是他离任前又一次浪费纳税人的钱的旅游。在选举前你们觉得他还会拼命安排多少次公费旅游。

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