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Sometimes collateral just cant be avoided.
a Mainland invasion of japan would likely have been a gory hostage situation which would have prolonged the war for another 2-3 years.
So with that in mind, do you think setting them off was a better option?
But to achieve something maybe yes.
What's the cost of stopping a North Japan / South Japan situation? I don't know.
Was the United States the one to make that decision in earnest? I don't know.
Should we have fought the Japanese to the last man, woman, and child without using nukes? I don't know.
But remember the US killed more with the firebombing of Tokyo than with both nuclear bombs combined. Those victims get ignored in favor of the more politically interesting ones, and that's not fair.
You might. It depends on how offended you get when hearing the truth.