DC,

Not at all.  More like everyone in France was part of the resistance after the WWII.  Nobody was a part of the Vichy government, nor supported it.  I guess the real point of all of this from my view is, what is the difference between dying in an atom bomb attack or a 'conventional" high explosive/fire bomb attack?  Only after Fat Man and Little Boy were used did the world begin to understand what was unleashed.  We haven't used them since, nor has anyone else.  Other than North Korea, I don't know of anyone who even tests anymore.  Bottom line for me is, when one ways all the evidence of pro and con for President Truman's decision to use those bombs, he made the correct decision regardless of who was in the blast area.  And that is why as General William T. Sherman put it so long ago, "War is hell".  Good men and women are forced to do bad but necessary things.