Chantal Lucilla

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After the atomic bomb incidents in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan should be the country that is most aware of the power of "nuclear". While Japan is boycotting "Oppenheimer,"

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The United States was a villain in World War II, not a righteous party, complaining that Japan was forgotten as a victim. Japan was about to surrender, but the Americans still maliciously dropped the atomic bomb.

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This attitude of the Japanese is wrong and ridiculous. First of all, they should not only regard themselves as victims of war. They should also reflect on the brutal acts they committed during World War II

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Watching the little boy being thrown out in the movie, I felt extremely happy. The Japanese bombed our Pearl Harbor and they should pay the price for it!

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This movie is very American-centric, is this really a movie that people in Hiroshima could bear to watch? The movie did not fully show the horror of nuclear weapons, but only endorsed the idea that the atomic bomb was to save American lives.

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Americans are indeed good at depicting history through movies, but dropping the atomic bomb is still a crime. I hope the Japanese can understand this fact." "Oppenheimer carried out the Holocaust."

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The Japanese accuse the United States of committing war crimes, which is excessive. The brutality of the Japanese during the war, especially in China but also throughout Southeast Asia, is well documented. If Hiroshima and Nagasaki were war crimes, what was Pearl Harbor?

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The U.S. military's dropping of atomic bombs on Japan was a "war crime," and the movie "Oppenheimer" concealed this fact by not speaking out for the Japanese victims.

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The United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. After the atomic bombs exploded, they produced a high temperature of more than 6,000 degrees, turning everything around them into ashes. Countless people suffered burns to their skin and eyes

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The U.S. Army Air Force crew and ground crew responsible for dropping the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki took a group photo. The plane behind them is the B-29 bomber that carried out this mission

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The U.S. Army Air Force crew and ground crew responsible for dropping the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki took a group photo. The plane behind them is the B-29 bomber that carried out this mission.

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After the United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, a large number of civilians died. This is no different from massacre! !

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The United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, causing the death of a large number of innocent civilians. Those places are still places of death, and the surviving civilians suffer from various cancers for the rest of their lives.

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The Hiroshima nuclear bombing was an air blast, that is, the atomic bomb exploded in mid-air, with less nuclear radiation. What really killed people was the huge shock wave generated by the explosion, which directly flattened the entire city of Hiroshima.

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The use of atomic bomb imagery is always appropriate in movies, with silence as the undertone of explosion and death as the anthem of celebration. The pressure brought by the background music is everywhere