> Europeans (Germans and French in particular), Africans, and people in certain Southeast Asian countries are very familiar with this concept European here, th

> Europeans (Germans and French in particular), Africans, and people in certain Southeast Asian countries are very familiar with this concept European here, thanks for presuming otherwise. Chernobyl affected not only people directly near the blast, but in Norway! Yes, unexplored WWII bombs are a huge problem, which is however not a counter to nuclear fallout being disastrous, not just for people directly sitting on the bombs, but for birth defects etc. Chemical weapons are considered worse for this very reason, even if they cause less direct causalities than conventional ones. My biggest problem with the U.S. using nuclear weapons is, as I said, it then going around and telling other nations that they can't have them, as they may(!) use them.