Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader?
Question 1: How many quarts are in 5 cups?
- What is the answer equivalent to?
Question 2: Who was the first leader of the Chinese Republic in 1949?
- When did he die?
Question 3: Who broke the speed barrier?
- During what event was this?
Question 4: In what war did British troops set fire to the White House?
- What famous first lady saved portraits from the burning White House?
Question 5: What is the world’s largest country?
- Roughly how old is it?
Can A Husband Rape His Wife?
Yes. Because “rape” refers to when somebody is forced into sex without them wanting it, if a husband forced his wife to sex, he would be raping her. If any woman has ever been forced by her husband into sexual contact, make sure to report him to your local police station and sue him. He has no right what so ever to force you to do something you do not want to do. Do not be scared, rape is wrong and should be punished. Don’t hold back your feelings about it, set yourself free!
Questioning Hiroshima & Nagasaki – Part I
Whenever somebody says that the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki ended WWII, I start to ask myself…Well, HOW did it end the war? It’s not like we know what would have happened if we HADN’T bombed those cities, right?…And we never will. Why? Because we really don’t know what would have happened if America had not decided to bomb Hiroshima and Nagasaki. But why would they? There are many reasons. Here, I will discuss the first:
The war with Japan in general caused many Americans [and others] to feel hatred toward the Japanese. Even though they would later be allies in the Cold War, America and Japan were far from even considering friendship with each other. Or were they…toward the end of the war, Japan had sent coded messages to ambassadors in other countries that they were thinking of surrender. Because of the “kill or die” following of the Japanese, Japan had lost much of it’s population in the war. In fact, Americans thought that a full-scale invasion would be necessary because the Japanese would never surrender, not even until the last [wo]man was left standing.
Many people know of the horrible treatment in Japanese prison camps, but the Americans were also somewhat cruel. When a public opinion poll was taken, a large amount of Americans thought that Japan to cease existing as a country after the war, and many thought that every Japanese person should be annihilated. Was this any better? Maybe and maybe not, but the large public bias and hatred towards Japanese may have caused Truman to not only consider but actually bomb both cities.
Come back soon for more reasons and a summary of the events leading up to, during, and after the bombings. Also, I will have a timeline for you, but only at the very end!
Questioning Hiroshima & Nagasaki – Introduction
As many of you know, the first atomic bombing occurred during the second world war over the Japanese city of Hiroshima. It was soon followed by another bombing, this time in Nagasaki. Sure, many have claimed that it was only so that more lives could be spared. But nobody knows how many lives would have actually fallen if it was necessary for a full scaled, on land invasion of Japan. After all, it never actually happened – keep in mind that the Japanese and Americans where both very ruthless and showed no mercy – so we can only guess.
Even after fairly high estimates where mad, it turned out there were probably more people that where killed. Please enjoy this non biased discussion between two fictional characters. Make sure to comment on the story which will be posted at our earliest convenience.
