I Guess...

I Guess I have some answers...now. Remember I had two videos on Identity after reading. And I talked about WW2, I talked about Japanese Americans and I had some questions... Anyway that was part 1 but the part 2 is in my youtube channel

There is something that I have never understood... why people say they came to save the world but decided to drop such big atomic bombs on innocent civilians in Japan? Why people say they came to save the world and they made decisions that benefit them only. America said they came to save the world but I believe that they could have just left right after the end of the war back to their normal life. You see what I mean? Like :"Ok! guys it was nice fighting on your side. We won the war Good we go back home Goodbye and see you another time." Instead they stayed and made many decisions and treaties such as the creation of United Nations, the NATO and so on. the Wall of Berlin, later on the Vietnam War etc. It always made me think that it does not match with the word "saving". Then, wars after war. It looked like something else. Not lying but in my readings, I read some historical archives that talked about young German women reporting that they were ra***pped during the War by some American soldiers. When I read , I was shocked and disappointed. That is not heroic at all! Being ennemies is one thing but abusing innocent civilians does not make any sense to me. History has always interested me a lot but the more you read, the more you can end up being disappointed... I had so many questions but anyway. Something that I ended up understanding is al the countries that went to WW1 and WW2 had an interest from the war. Nobody went to war just like that. They went to war because they wanted something too. It was not about saving the world only it was first about personal INTEREST! ******************************************************************************************************************************************************* Well, this is what Candace Owens has to say about WW2 and I found it interesting to know. ( We need more people like her. And, yes I have been watching her youtube channel for a while now. It is very interesting! )