There are other sources of radiation burns. A nuclear bomb is literally the absolutely least likely cause of radiation burn. Also, and more pertinently, how do we know they were radiation burns, and not chemical burns? See if you can tell me which is a radiation and which is chemical, by photos alone:
The old documentary footage of the testing, and of the aftermath in Japan, is not evidence of their existence. I think if they existed, they would have been used more than twice already. They were used just twice, days apart. And never again. And yet we are all supposed to live in fear of them. It's the most useful hoax of all time.
Is a radiation burn evidence of a nuclear bomb?
It's evidence of high levels of radiation, which a bomb would do. Yes.
There are other sources of radiation burns. A nuclear bomb is literally the absolutely least likely cause of radiation burn. Also, and more pertinently, how do we know they were radiation burns, and not chemical burns? See if you can tell me which is a radiation and which is chemical, by photos alone:
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For entire cities? What about the complete decimation of any buildings? What about people being reduced to piles of smoldering carbon?
Why do you lack any sort of skepticism when some smooth brain says "viruses are dead cells and soap bubbles"? Hypocrite much?
Why would a chemical burn look different? I'm not a doctor and you most certainly aren't.
Out of curiosity, what would you consider evidence?
The old documentary footage of the testing, and of the aftermath in Japan, is not evidence of their existence. I think if they existed, they would have been used more than twice already. They were used just twice, days apart. And never again. And yet we are all supposed to live in fear of them. It's the most useful hoax of all time.
And my question is still the same : what would you consider evidence?
On what occasion for example?
I can't think of answers to either of your questions right now. Certainly the pictures and propaganda don't cut it.