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And the "was never going to stop" bit is patently false. The Japanese high command was searching for ways to end the war. I don't want to underrepresent the complexity of that. But you've got totally wrong ideas floating around your head. If you want a reading list, just ask.
Lastly: I'm not sure who you're addressing with the "no apologies," but that's not my aim here. My aim is for people to understand what it was, beyond the myths. The Nagasaki run was a mishap-filled slaughter of non-combatants, and not part of any coordinate strategy.
This is true whether you think it was ultimately justified or not, which is a separate question entirely, and informed people can come to different conclusions on that. But you've got to get the facts straight first, or else you're just repeating someone's propaganda.
A "mishap-filled slaughter of non-combatants"? That's all Japan did through China and other countries and their own citizens.
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