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[tangerinegreen555]

It took 12 years and change.

The Nazi's gained full power and started their program in 1933.

That the United States once again sat on its ass and did nothing until she got bitch slapped by the Japanese doesn't enter into the timeline.

They were winning until we stepped in.

And 3000 dead at Pearl Harbor wasn't a bitch slap. The Japanese navy was decimated at Midway Is. 6 months later making it only a matter of time, money and manpower provided by the Greatest generation in American history.

If you want to be accurate.

And it was the last day of June, 1934 when the Nazis had full power.

 

[tangerinegreen555]

And the racist robocalls in Florida and Georgia are sickening, although Megyn Kelly may not understand why.

 

[topcat]

And the racist robocalls in Florida and Georgia are sickening, although Megyn Kelly may not understand why.

Repulsive. Put on the muck boots, we're in deep shit.

 

[tangerinegreen555]

You're an idiot.

So they (Axis powers) weren't winning until we stepped in?

Where the fuck did you study history?

 

[DonJr.TheMoron]

that's an awesome ad and it won't mean squat that fake news decided to not run it.

I don't think that the media bias and outright news manipulation is a secret anymore.

I've been voting since the late 70's and have NEVER seen a more effective President than Trump. He's doing EXACTLY what those who voted for him wanted him to do..what he promised them he'd do.

Yay Trump.

Let the insults begin.

 

[rkymtnman]

That the United States once again sat on its ass and did nothing until she got bitch slapped by the Japanese doesn't enter into the timeline.

I guess you aren't smart enough to realize we provided literally tons of support to the Allies beginning in Sept '40 . well over a year before pearl.

dunce.

 

[TacoMac]

So they (Axis powers) weren't winning until we stepped in?

First off, dipshit, that's a loaded question. We're talking about the Nazi's, not the Axis powers as a whole.

Germany was already finished as an effective army LONG before we ever got a fucking foot on the European continent. By June the 6th, 1944, the Russian's had already decimated the German army. The entire third army (some half a million of Germany's best troops and most of it's heavy armor) surrendered at Stalingrad in February of 1943.

After that, the German's were on the run the ENTIRE TIME. In fact, only once more would they even dare put on an offensive, and when they did they kicked our ass clear to fucking Mars. Had they not run out of gas, we'd have been pushed back into the fucking ocean.

We landed in Northern France on June 6th, 1944 and in Sicily almost exactly one year earlier. By the time we even got involved it was already over in Europe. It was only a matter of time before Russia took it all.

In fact, that's the only reason we even bothered going: to make sure Russia didn't take it all.

Now as far as Japan goes, yeah. We did a lot of the heavy lifting there, but nowhere near all of it. You're the typical moron that thinks sitting on your ass while everybody else works the field busting their butts and then you come in and help pick that last row of tomatoes somehow equates to you picking that entire harvest all by yourself.

You're flat out fucking wrong. We didn't kill anywhere NEAR the amount of Germans the Russians did. We really, other than carpet bombing the fuck out of innocent civilians, didn't accomplish jack shit in the European theater other than keeping England and other allies supplied with gas, oil and food and military equipment.

 

[Unclebaldrick]

First off, dipshit, that's a loaded question. We're talking about the Nazi's, not the Axis powers as a whole.

Germany was already finished as an effective army LONG before we ever got a fucking foot on the European continent. By June the 6th, 1944, the Russian's had already decimated the German army. The entire third army (some half a million of Germany's best troops and most of it's heavy armor) surrendered at Stalingrad in February of 1943.

After that, the German's were on the run the ENTIRE TIME. In fact, only once more would they even dare put on an offensive, and when they did they kicked our ass clear to fucking Mars. Had they not run out of gas, we'd have been pushed back into the fucking ocean.

We landed in Northern France on June 6th, 1944 and in Sicily almost exactly one year earlier. By the time we even got involved it was already over in Europe. It was only a matter of time before Russia took it all.

In fact, that's the only reason we even bothered going: to make sure Russia didn't take it all.

Now as far as Japan goes, yeah. We did a lot of the heavy lifting there, but nowhere near all of it. You're the typical moron that thinks sitting on your ass while everybody else works the field busting their butts and then you come in and help pick that last row of tomatoes somehow equates to you picking that entire harvest all by yourself.

You're flat out fucking wrong. We didn't kill anywhere NEAR the amount of Germans the Russians did. We really, other than carpet bombing the fuck out of innocent civilians, didn't accomplish jack shit in the European theater other than keeping England and other allies supplied with gas, oil and food and military equipment.

6th Army.

 

[tangerinegreen555]

First off, dipshit, that's a loaded question. We're talking about the Nazi's, not the Axis powers as a whole.

Germany was already finished as an effective army LONG before we ever got a fucking foot on the European continent. By June the 6th, 1944, the Russian's had already decimated the German army. The entire third army (some half a million of Germany's best troops and most of it's heavy armor) surrendered at Stalingrad in February of 1943.

After that, the German's were on the run the ENTIRE TIME. In fact, only once more would they even dare put on an offensive, and when they did they kicked our ass clear to fucking Mars. Had they not run out of gas, we'd have been pushed back into the fucking ocean.

We landed in Northern France on June 6th, 1944 and in Sicily almost exactly one year earlier. By the time we even got involved it was already over in Europe. It was only a matter of time before Russia took it all.

In fact, that's the only reason we even bothered going: to make sure Russia didn't take it all.

Now as far as Japan goes, yeah. We did a lot of the heavy lifting there, but nowhere near all of it. You're the typical moron that thinks sitting on your ass while everybody else works the field busting their butts and then you come in and help pick that last row of tomatoes somehow equates to you picking that entire harvest all by yourself.

You're flat out fucking wrong. We didn't kill anywhere NEAR the amount of Germans the Russians did. We really, other than carpet bombing the fuck out of innocent civilians, didn't accomplish jack shit in the European theater other than keeping England and other allies supplied with gas, oil and food and military equipment.

Glad to see you can Google and copy shit.

I don't have to. And by 1944, we were involved for years.

Go Google some more. Better yet, read some books.

 

[TacoMac]

6th Army.

My bad. Was going from memory.

 

[Unclebaldrick]

So they (Axis powers) weren't winning until we stepped in?

Where the fuck did you study history?

People underestimate the military value of our contribution before we started to actually fight in Europe - not to take away from the Russian achievement. The Russians themselves have been particularly active in discounting it.

 

[Unclebaldrick]

My bad. Was going from memory.

You were there? Geez, you old.

 

[TacoMac]

You were there? Geez, you old.

I minored in World History in college. Both world wars were a sort of hobby of mine.

 

[tangerinegreen555]

People underestimate the military value of our contribution before we started to actually fight in Europe - not to take away from the Russian achievement. The Russians themselves have been particularly active in discounting it.

Artistic freedom after losing 27 million people?

 

[londonfog]

I minored in World History in college. Both world wars were a sort of hobby of mine.

How in the world could you get the 6th army confused. The Battle of Stalingrad was a rather important part of the war.

 

[TacoMac]

People underestimate the military value of our contribution before we started to actually fight in Europe - not to take away from the Russian achievement. The Russians themselves have been particularly active in discounting it.

When you're responsible for inflicting 85% of all German casualties and at the same time take over 90% of all casualties in the European conflict, you earn the right to say whatever you want, especially to those who think showing up 3 years later, inflicted less than 3% of all casualties somehow equates to doing all of the hard work and saving the day.

The only thing the U.S. saved in Europe was the German, Italian, French and Polish languages.

 

[Unclebaldrick]

When you're responsible for inflicting 85% of all German casualties and at the same time take over 90% of all casualties in the European conflict, you earn the right to say whatever you want, especially to those who think showing up 3 years later, inflicted less than 3% of all casualties somehow equates to doing all of the hard work and saving the day.

The only thing the U.S. saved in Europe was the German, Italian, French and Polish languages.

I'm not saying they didn't. But they did it with American trucks, fuel, tanks, planes, etc at a very critical time.

 

[TacoMac]

I'm not saying they didn't. But they did it with American trucks, fuel, tanks, planes, etc at a very critical time.

Which is exactly what I said earlier.

 

[Unclebaldrick]

Artistic freedom after losing 27 million people?

Does that include the ones Stalin had killed?

 

[schuylaar]

I guess you aren't smart enough to realize we provided literally tons of support to the Allies beginning in Sept '40 . well over a year before pearl.

dunce.

yet the US and GB turned away the Jews until..?