How Did The Atomic Bomb Truly As Diabolical?

Was the atomic bomb truly as diabolical despite putting an end to WWII and saved much more millions in the process? After defeating two out of the three main Axis powers (Italy and Germany), Japan, the remaining main Axis power, still had no intentions of surrendering. The United States was forced to be in the position in which they drop the atomic bomb on Japan and sacrifice Japanese lives for their own or reconsider forming another plan to bring Japan to mercy. Ultimately, the U.S. was in favor with the atomic bomb so they dropped two in total, one each in two major cities: Hiroshima and Nagasaki. This had successfully brought Japan to their unconditional surrender and to the end of World War II. Despite the miraculous success of the atomic
The Japanese internment was viewed differently by the opposing side because as victims of fear and assumption of secretive ties with Japan, it was considered unconstitutional and went against their given rights. The act of bombing Japan rose controversies as well since it was said that something as barbaric and destructive should not be used on innocent citizens under any circumstance. Women and minorities back in the U.S. were unfortunately still treated unequally since women were paid less than male workers and minorities such as African Americans were still segregated despite their war effort. While the other side has made these excellent points, this side is far stronger because the use of the atomic bomb played an important role in ending the war and defeating Hitler has saved millions of remaining Jews (who are also minorities) from eternal rest. This evidence outweighs the opposing view because it demonstrates the importance of U.S. power in WWII in aiding to defeat the Axis