Row 16313

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Graham called 1945 an “existential crisis” for the US, which is absurd. It was a gargantuan war but for the US it was very much an over-the horizon fight and with Germany defeated and Japan on its heels, WW2 in 1945 was nowhere near a threat to the existence of the United States or our way of life. For Russia, Barbarossa was genuinely existential, but the US had it very easy than most by comparison. There are other arguments pro and cons for the bomb, and postwar posturing considerations, etc., but there wasn’t an inch of US soil outside the aleutians in 1945 that was in danger of being lost.

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text Graham called 1945 an “existential crisis” for the US, which is absurd. It was a gargantuan war but for the US it was very much an over-the horizon fight and with Germany defeated and Japan on its heels, WW2 in 1945 was nowhere near a threat to the existence of the United States or our way of life. For Russia, Barbarossa was genuinely existential, but the US had it very easy than most by comparison. There are other arguments pro and cons for the bomb, and postwar posturing considerations, etc., …
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