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Originally Posted by moon
Speakeasy;
Tibbets was the trigger-man. My loathing extends to any of the other 180,000 participants directly responsible for the mass-murder of civilians. Research is one thing; premeditated mass-murder quite something else.
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Thomas Ferebee, the bombardier, may disagree with your idea that Tibbets was the 'trigger man'.
Anyways, by your definition, just about everyone who took part in WWII is guilty of mass-murder of civilians. A large amount of the war involved crushing your opponent into submission.
And "premeditated mass-murder" is quite a funny spin on the word "war".