Fish, apart from your political agenda, do you have an opinion on the question asked about the use of "subtle" in this context?Hiroshima is almost always mentioned in reference to the gross act of terrorism that was inflicted upon it, so you can bet that 99% of the time if you hear this place, it's going to be in reference to the mass slaughter and/or the subsequent radiation poisoning that the place endured.
I do not have a political agenda, I am explaining the events that this word is associated with and its stance in the English language, and thus the context in which it is here used is basically like saying "As subtle as an ultra-destructive bomb". The irony being, of course, that a bomb is not subtle.Fish, apart from your political agenda, do you have an opinion on the question asked about the use of "subtle" in this context?![]()