Your welcome, Ehsan.
However, in reading the rest of what you had come to say to what I said leaves me with one thing in mind...
You have beliefs that dictate you to see the world in a certain way. I say the same thing. In those beliefs we have, we cannot agree to a specific belief except to say "I agree to disagree."
...except there is a part of me that cannot agree to disagree. I know (almost) too much to just keep quiet.
Every one of us should find a way to stop the killing before it's too late. I do feel that there might come a time when someone, somewhere says "I don't care how it turns out, I'm going to release the bomb, because I am Holy and I will go to God and all of my enemies will not." (CAN YOU SEE HOW DISFUNCTIONAL THIS IS?!) And then I don't know what will happen next, probably a full scale war with no punches pulled.
Anyway, since you raised the atom bombs used to end the war in 1945, let me be clear: America had no right to use the bombs. Japan already surrendered before the bomb was let off. The US was trying to prove superiority over Russia. The US was trying to show them how "big" our, well, dick was to Russia. An inconceivable war crime, to be sure.
Japan attacked Pearl Harbor because we, as a nation, did everything we could to provoke them and ignored their warnings when they were coming to attack us. Of course, we cried fowl when they did attack us.
In a certain sense, Japan did nothing wrong. They were irritated by us and when they attacked us we totally went overboard by using... in a certain sense... a flame thrower to kill an ant... AFTER the ant turned around and started walking away when it discovered ant poison.
Tell me, Ehsan. If someone kept pushing you and pushing you... and pushing you... and pushing you again that you'd grow so tired of the pushing you'd actually hit that person over the head with something? Don't apologize, that is human nature. Maybe the "pushing" is American behavior... Sadly, there are those of us that only approve of someone with white skin and has "no accent" and those who are different should go away. Sad but true.
Remember what I said about the nonsense of a flat earth? It's also nonsense for your brothers and sisters, your aunts and uncles, your children and your parents... to just disappear by the will of Americans who want your land because of the oil underneath it.
So, because I know this, that it might not stop, there might be nothing any of us can do to prevent the next onset of war. All I can say is stay away from large populations and hope for the best.
Weeks ago, I found this website that can calculate what a nuke would look like on the globe today. It gives estimates on how far the radioactive burns appear around from the targeted site. It gives a variety of bombs for you to compare how far the spread can go. There is even an option called "asteroid impact" which uses no atomic energy, but by the sheer force and size of a rock to hit earth, burns of some sort can be felt from Japan to France.
Ground Zero | Carlos Labs
Now given how small and pathetic our bombs are to something that can come from nature, reportedly 65 million years ago, do you think we would be better served by one another to avoid a mass extinction? To work together to discover what it is out there that can harm any of us... all of us... just because?
Why use, in a certain sense, a flame thrower on an ant when all you need is a mild deterrent. Poison, if it keeps the ant away, is all that is needed.
Talking about the acceptance of all faiths is the deterrent I'm looking for. And it should be practiced by everyone, not a select few.
I am simply doing this because I don't want Iran to be in the same place Japan was in World War II. When that happens it's not going to be pretty.
Now excuse me, while I e-mail this note, what I wrote, to Barack Hussein Obama, America's current president... neither I, nor you, Ehsan, should be made to die in vain because someone out there doesn't like me or you, sending a dirty bomb or a missile into the city that I or you live in.
