Why Should The Us Have Bombed Hiroshima And Nagasaki

The U.S was not justifiable for bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki. There are many reasons why the U.S should not have bombed Hiroshima. Many of them were originated from the survivors of the Hiroshima as we learn their horror stories many years later. “13 year old Yoshitaka Kawamoto was 0.8 kilometers away from the hypocenter ( the placed where the atomic bomb was dropped). His whole school building exploded, burying him in debris”. He had to push past flames, other people grabbing his legs, and witnessing horrid scenes ( one being that his classmate’s head had been smashed in and his eyes out of his skull. No 13 year old should ever have to go through that much of a traumatic experience. He was just one of the survivors that the U.S bombed, thousands of other children and adults were bombed and had to go through the same experience and had to witness and endure the bombing effects. For the Japanese the remembrance of the bombing is the remembrance of thousands of deaths and triumphs.
It destroyed habitats and killed many animals” . The water was contaminated and the air was too the whole place was uninhabitable and that lasted for a long time. Even though the U.S didn't know about that but they still benefitted from it from the secret testing of the Japanese citizens to benefit the U.s and their study of how the hardship of the japanese helps them ( the testing of the effects the radiation had on the japanese citizens). The U.S benefited both because of the surrendering of the japanese and the research that they now had because of the