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Edited by Vilhelmus II:
4/30/2015 11:35:49 AM
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Normandy Beach, correct me if I'm wrong(I'm being serious) but were there not other countries who attacked at the same time? There wasn't much to fight in the air since Hitler cancelled the program during the war for some reason. Germans literally outclassed us with their airplanes that were far more advanced then our own. wonder why he did it. The attack on Pearl Harbor destroyed countless war ships, and was instigated by America's refusal to supply Japan with oil. Hiroshima and Nagasaki were civilian cities, and America wanted to test out it's new toys. Since Japan was already surrendering, yes, bombing two civilian cities was an asshole move.
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No, it's Normandy. Lol. For some reason? Hitler stopped trying to push the aerial battlefront because he was severely outclassed by U.S. planes... Only proving my statement of air superiority. Now, German tanks on the other hand were superior to allied tanks and if he had more funds to produce more tanks than he had, would have possibly won the war. We instigated Pearl Harbor by not giving oil to Japan? Not sure where you heard that, but if it were true, should we feel inclined to aid our ally's enemy? After all, the enemy of my ally is undoubtedly my enemy, as well. But I digress, saying we should not have launched our counterstrike (Big Boy and Little Boy), is like saying you should let a guy punch you in the face with no consequence, because he said he was done with the fight immediately after doing so... That's not how it works. Bottom line is America joining that war undoubtedly turned the tides of WWII in the favor of the allies forces, whom were losing the war prior to our engagement. That sir, is historical fact. You can hate Americans all you want, but when you distort the truth to suit your own ends, you lose all credibility.
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Edited by Vilhelmus II: 4/30/2015 10:08:31 PMBottom line, America broke the Geneva Conventions. Spin it any way you want, they murdered civilians who were not responsible for the attack. Did you know that if a Soldier surrenders ten seconds after shooting your best friend, you are still not supposed to shoot him? It's breaking the convention, your analogy was flawed, and doesn't offer a valid excuse. A more accurate analogy would be that a guy punched you in the face, you crippled him with a crowbar, beat him nearly to death, he gives up and then you go murder his kids. They were innocent. The civilians did nothing wrong, get that through your thick skull. And for your information, the German planes were far more advanced then anything the Americans had, most of the American provided vehicles proved obsolete against their German counterparts.
