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I think it was Oppenheimer. It’s a bit of an arrogant statement on Eisenhower’s part if true. History is more likely to remember Oppenheimer’s contributions tha
by Xcelerate 3y ago
I think it was Oppenheimer. It’s a bit of an arrogant statement on Eisenhower’s part if true. History is more likely to remember Oppenheimer’s contributions than some random politician of one of hundreds of countries throughout history.
- willcipriano 3y agoIt's not arrogance it's leadership. He is saying any blood is on his hands, he's taking responsibility. I'd demand the same from anyone trusted to order the use of these weapons.