Differences Between Atomic Bombings And Massacres

Massacres. Bombings. Genocides. These can be prevented by looking upon our past failures. We can learn from our past by looking back on it and trying something different to provide a brighter future. We learn from our mistakes by not repeating them to provide a brighter future. When the atomic bomb went off in Hiroshima, the people in Japan knew they never wanted that to happen again. This is true when “[f]ive thousand delegates attended the first world conference against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs” ( Hersey 147 ). They all realized that did not help and the only way that it could be considered good was that it ended the war. Hopefully it would never happen again unless it was a necessity. That is relevant because it is very important, especially
these days to remember what not to do. If we forget what happened in the past. With our power now stronger we could blow up an entire country. That could tear other countries apart and potentially start a World War III. We provide hope for a brighter future by not repeating our past. That way we do not repeat what happened at Hiroshima and accidently start a World War III. When we choose to learn from our past, we can have hope for a better tomorrow.