Paul Harvey - Man Wrecks in Same Place Twice - The Rest of the Story 

Toyota's are wonderful vehicles. My family has owned several and loved them all. Those things are almost indestructible. I totaled one out in my teenage years. We rebuilt it, repainted it, and it lived a long life. hahaha.

The Dodge Darts were cool cars. A friend of mine had one from the late 1960s but I don't remember the exact year. I'm glad you enjoyed listening. I had no idea that Truman was a Chrysler man until I began researching this episode. Thank you again for listening and God bless you too. :)

60s Chryslers were/are fantastic cars. :)

Thank you very much. :)

Yes they are. I love 'em. My wife just rolls her eyes at me. hahaha

@@BradDison 😂

I've never owned a diesel so I can't really argue for or against them. As you're a retired trucker, I'll definitely take your word for it. :)

Really? That often? That's crazy. :)

@@BradDison RIP Junior Samples 🙏

I bet you'd love to have that Chevelle again. I love classic cars. Few cars under $100,000 have any semblance of style. It's difficult to tell them apart these days. :)

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I've owned a couple as well. They were the lower, less expensive models, and they always broke down. You're absolutely right that everything is expensive. It's crazy.

Historians have debated this since 1945. Some argue, as you stated, that Truman is directly responsible for the deaths. The other side claims that he saved estimates in the hundreds of thousands of Allied lives by dropping the two bombs. It's my opinion that both are true. I hope I'm never in a position to make a decision such as that. Thank you for sharing this. I will see if I can find a copy of the book at our local library. :)

You have an opinion of one man. If you lived back then you might have another opinion. Truman said that if they sent ground forces to Japan it would take years to defeat them. The Japanese were taught to respect their Emperor and do as he said. I believe every person in Japan would have fought tooth and nail, to defeat attacking forces. 100,000's of American men would have died there. I believe Truman did the right thing. He saved lives. If you can read about Japanese and American war. You will find out they did not Surrender, not the warriors. They fought to the death if need be. We have the word Kamikaze, because they tried to destroy our Navy ships by flying into them, filled with explosives. Please read about World War 2 War in the Pacific. Or look it up here on RU-vid

@@stevenf1953 You're right. It impossible and unfair to judge events or people in history based on our current beliefs, experiences, knowledge, hindsight, etc.

I'd just like to say, both my grandfather's fought in the Pacific. One on the B-29's in the Air Corps, and one in the infantry. Had those bombs not been dropped, my grandfather's may have been killed. You might want to think about the real evil in that war, the Nazis, and Imperial Japanese army and navy. The Japanese would not quit when they were defeated, and they had the women and children ready to sacrifice themselves. They forced Korean conscripts to fight, and look at the evil they did during the rape of Nanking, and the cannibalistic and torturous acts committed against pows, and all the indigenous people in that theatre of war.

Unfortunately ….Some thing about leadership of Germany & Japan in those days was out of whack…. Watched the story of the Britannic ship that sank after it hit “German mines” in the Mediterranean, if I got it right…. War is so totally unnecessary !!

I've owned several of both and have had good and bad luck with both. :)

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