Did the US really "save our ass" in WW2?

Well, America is pretty safe only intill modern times. But, lol America did profit greatly in terms of money and in terms of economy from WW2, hence why they probably joined.

Ironic, is that America is the only country that seems to be going to war now. From Cold war and say Vietnam, and now the Iraq war. I can understand the Iraq war as Iraq is rich on oil, hmm stealing others resources.

The teeth thing was fixed long ago, drinking too much relative to other countries fair enough and I don't see what's wrong with drinking tea.
Was it something like 38% of Americans even believe in evolution? Americans also spending the most time in classrooms with the least results in the *world* ? It's pretty much known everywhere the US education system is retarded anyway lol

Russia supplied a good amount of force to keep the germans occupied while y'all were takin a good beating. Though I have to admit that we can't take all the glory I feel that England was pretty screwed if we hadn't sent y'all so much supplies. All the tanks we sent over and troops we sent over helped immensely as well. It was a joint effort but if you take away any of the three and the whole stack falls.

They declared war on us without the capability to follow through with it. And they never would have been able to invade the US, it would have been a logistical nightmare. Especially after being weakened by the *hypothetical* submission of all of Europe.

It was an allied effort.

People tend to forget that the US completed dominated the pacific and took out the Japanese. Not only that, but along with Canada and the UK they opened up the Western front, which made it only a matter of time before the allies were victorious.

The US also financed the entire war and without their supplies, it could've become a completely different story.

You're biased, Joe.

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Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't that the exact same thing that stalin though?

Some historians argue that America's intervention in WW1 and the subsequently crippling Treaty of Versailles lead WW2.

The teeth thing was fixed long ago, drinking too much relative to other countries fair enough and I don't see what's wrong with drinking tea.
Was it something like 38% of Americans even believe in evolution? Americans also spending the most time in classrooms with the least results in the *world* ? It's pretty much known everywhere the US education system is retarded anyway lol

Russia had made a non agression pact with Germany and Stalin actually sent materials to Germany that ended up being used for the invasion of France. Stalin was reluctant to do anything about Germany and in fact did nothing until they attacked Russia.

Britain will always be the heroes of WW2.

What?


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weasel_words

Firstly, I said 'some historians argue', I didn't say it was neccesarily correct.

To elaborate on the point I was making, some historians believed that WW1 was in a stalemate until the Americans came in to the war and shifted the balance of power greatly to the allies. This sudden and late shift in the state of the conflict might have lead to such crippling conditions being imposed on Germany in the Treaty of Versaille.

And yet the Americans are controlling the world's capital and their Ivy League universities are amongst the highest ranked in the world. You're just talking about rednecks... how many British farmers do you think could point out where the American War of Independence happened?

You wouldn't have preferred that Germany won WWI though, would you?

Also, while we may have helped win the war (though that's debatable), the terms of the Treaty of Versaille were all the makings of France and Britain.

Though, if the allies won by only a margin; Britain and France would not have been in such a strong position and might have had to negotiate more leniant sanctions on Germany. Perhaps this might have avoided a second conflict.

As I said before, I never said I agree with this neccesarily, it's just a viewpoint that I have heard / read before. I think it's good to hear different views in a discussion.