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<p>[QUOTE="Herodotus, post: 7694397, member: 111387"]I'm usually not one to ever block anyone on this board, after reading the multitude of inane ramblings you've crapped in this thread; you might be the 1st.</p><p><br /></p><p>First off, the United States will eternally owe France for its very existence. If it weren't for their help during the Revolutionary War, we might still be flying the Union Jack(like our friends to the North did up until 1965; or like the Aussies and Kiwis still do).</p><p><br /></p><p>Your "facts" are far from it kiddo. I've forgotten more than you will ever know about the European theater during WWII, and the U.S.'s role as one contributor to the total Allied cause of fighting fascism. The U.S.'s involvement may have played a tipping point in the European theater, but by no means did they defeat the Axis alone. The Russians paid a much much higher price, and if it weren't for their efforts on the Eastern Front; the war (even with the U.S.'s role) would have lasted much longer than it did. The Brits also played a crucial part in the Battle over Britain, by crippling the Luftwaffe and allowing the Allies control of the skies. Speaking of the Canadians and Aussies, they too stormed the beaches at Normandy and Sicily. The French resistance and the Italian Partisans also sacrificed for the effort in their own homelands...</p><p><br /></p><p>Look, I'm done schooling you. Take your "facts" and shove 'em.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Herodotus, post: 7694397, member: 111387"]I'm usually not one to ever block anyone on this board, after reading the multitude of inane ramblings you've crapped in this thread; you might be the 1st. First off, the United States will eternally owe France for its very existence. If it weren't for their help during the Revolutionary War, we might still be flying the Union Jack(like our friends to the North did up until 1965; or like the Aussies and Kiwis still do). Your "facts" are far from it kiddo. I've forgotten more than you will ever know about the European theater during WWII, and the U.S.'s role as one contributor to the total Allied cause of fighting fascism. The U.S.'s involvement may have played a tipping point in the European theater, but by no means did they defeat the Axis alone. The Russians paid a much much higher price, and if it weren't for their efforts on the Eastern Front; the war (even with the U.S.'s role) would have lasted much longer than it did. The Brits also played a crucial part in the Battle over Britain, by crippling the Luftwaffe and allowing the Allies control of the skies. Speaking of the Canadians and Aussies, they too stormed the beaches at Normandy and Sicily. The French resistance and the Italian Partisans also sacrificed for the effort in their own homelands... Look, I'm done schooling you. Take your "facts" and shove 'em.[/QUOTE]
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