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So we agree that he did nothing wrong?
>Had to make a difficult decision on behalf of his country, still vilified for it
>Despite the arguments that his decisions were immoral, it is arguable that his intentions were ultimately better for mankind
>With the information available to him at the time, he choose the best option available to him - despite the consequences
>An impeccable leader that deserved the length of his tenure
>Even with historical hindsight, his decision was arguably the right thing to do
Harry S. Trumman's decision to use the atomic bomb was justified and ultimately saved more lives than it took. Pic unrelated.
>Had to make a difficult decision on behalf of his country, still vilified for it
>Despite the arguments that his decisions were immoral, it is arguable that his intentions were ultimately better for mankind
>With the information available to him at the time, he choose the best option available to him - despite the consequences
>An impeccable leader that deserved the length of his tenure
>Even with historical hindsight, his decision was arguably the right thing to do
Harry S. Trumman's decision to use the atomic bomb was justified and ultimately saved more lives than it took. Pic unrelated.
