Should we even be surprised?
Remember the fate of Chrono Resurrection 5 years ago??

Found this video a little late otherwise I could finish this quest like a month ago.
Awesome job! and thanks for the sharing!

They started the war, they were cruel, those were the facts no one disagree,

but the bomb was an experiment the US insisted on dropping even after learning the Japanese were losing the war (even McNamara admitted that and questioned why drop the nuke when US had around 80-90% of Japan grounded already) since Berlin fell prior to the completion of the bombs.

If you are Chinese/Korean, I totally understand since what the Nanking incident is still disturbing me (as a Chinese descent myself, and Japanese invaded Thailand my home country) but I do not think they deserved the 2 atomic experiments for the future expansion of Anglo American Empire ambition.

To think of the next Fallout makes me excited, but it might be pretty difficult for Bethesda to nail it down to the point where it wouldn't effect the sensitivity of the atomic experiments in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Waiting to see how they'll pull it off.

Now my grandma would laugh her a** off seeing a grown up man holding 2 stupid sticks jumping like hell on a plastic board :D

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo~
Ah well, might just keep playing Onechanbara until The Pitt has the go on XBL :D

As I understood, Chad didn't attack soldier for their jobs and tasks. It's about the 'military', as an organization or more like a corporation, made use of teens' activities and hobbies to recruit them. It's like companies who make children products use child psychology to manipulate them through advertisement, the next thing you know, a child nag until his parent buy him some unnecessary stuffs.

What do recruiters do? Right, recruit... but we also have to take a look of the way they work and achieve their goals. Saying it's just part of recruiter's job is like saying Police have all the right to spy, wiretap or break into your house just because 'policing' is their job.

Last, soldiers fight and sacrifice for their people, that applies to a 'just war' when they have to protect the peace of the country and lives of it's people. Preemptive war to expand the ambition and power of an empire won't make it's people more safe, it makes them targets. But I'm not blaming the soldiers, most of them did what they did believing they were sacrificing for the country (and usually died for that cause) ... therefore they are victims just like those teens in the video, victims of the military corporation.