why are our kids turning into pussies???

[CalcuoCuchicheo]

Do I? Do I really?

Fear can be a drawback, but it can also be a motivation, agreed? Good.

And the Japanese - who weren't involved in WWII at this time - attacked Pearl Harbour. Remind me how that act led to the US joining WWII? Out of fear?

I think I'm done....

 

[Little Skittle]

Do I? Do I really?

Fear can be a drawback, but it can also be a motivation, agreed? Good.

And the Japanese - who weren't involved in WWII at this time - attacked Pearl Harbour. Remind me how that act led to the US joining WWII? Out of fear?

I think I'm done....

wait so do u disagree that the nazis would have dominated europe? kuz im pretty sure that any educated person on this subject would kno that yes, germany would have dominated

ur right, i guess fear can be a motivation in personal instances (but can u explain how it would be a motivation for a whole country to join a war?)

umm i seriously think that you DONT know your facts, because if u knew anything, u would know that the u.s. declared war on japan and since japan was allies with germany, germany declared war on the u.s., who in response declared war on germany. so if it is true that japan was not involved in WWII yet (to tell u the truth, i'm not sure), than the u.s. was dragged into the war by germany.

 

[Glockmatic]

wait so do u disagree that the nazis would have dominated europe? kuz im pretty sure that any educated person on this subject would kno that yes, germany would have dominated

the soviets played a major role in defeating the nazis, if the americans didnt join much of western europe would've been communists.

 

[CalcuoCuchicheo]

Edit: This is for Little Skittle's 'rebuttal'.

Remind me how many Russians the Nazis had left to kill?

Well, not that America has ever been a true democracy, but even in democratic countries, the decisions are made by the few. Or would you have me believe that before getting involved in a war the US government consults it's people? Man, the government doesn't even ask 5% of the population never mind listen to it!

In politics there is a little thing they like to do - not always that successfully mind you - & it's called 'thinking ahead'. Oh yeah, would you believe that your government does not make decisions on a whim? As groundbreaking as this may be to you, your government will have weighed up their options - just like they did in WWI when they heard the money cow sounding - & make a decision based on the conclusion of their evaluation.

Do you think America were happy to go at it with the Japanese Empire alone? Especially when they knew that the Allies - with bases in Asia - could help them? Also, when you think of how the Japanese just blatantly slapped America in front of the whole world, exposing the US as slow & somewhat weak? Then of course, Pearl Harbour left the US government needing to take action, in fear that the Japanese - or other nations, including Nazi Germany who remember were taking over territories in Europe & Africa already, buoyed by the Japanese success - would attempt another strike?

Take into consideration that America employed a stern policy of isolationism. The only reason that they would get involved in foreign affairs is for money - which they were even reluctant to go to war for following WWI - or if they were feeling threatened. The answer is the latter btw.

 

[Little Skittle]

the soviets played a major role in defeating the nazis, if the americans didnt join much of western europe would've been communists.

the role was not major enough to have ended WWII....the axis powers would've finished the soviets with minimal casualties...

but however, lets assume u are correct, than great britain, scotland, france, spain, portugal would have been dominated by the soviets

it doesnt matter, either way they wouldve been taken over

 

[CalcuoCuchicheo]

^
Wtf?

Scotland is part of Great Britain!

And tell me something, since when were 20 million bodies construed as anything but 'major'?

And my man, remind when the Soviets crossed water to occupy a country. The answer: they didn't, so don't try & tell me they would've happily crossed the Channel against the British Navy which, again, never faltered.

And no, Cuba doesn't count as it was never occupied per se.

 

[haunted]

And the Japanese - who weren't involved in WWII at this time - attacked Pearl Harbour. Remind me how that act led to the US joining WWII? Out of fear?

I think I'm done....

We were gonna join the fight before that, better believe that. We did it out of the goodness in out heart. Not because we were attacked. If we didnt save your asses you would be speaking german right now.

Yes im joking.

 

[Little Skittle]

Edit: This is for Little Skittle's 'rebuttal'.

Remind me how many Russians the Nazis had left to kill?

Well, not that America has ever been a true democracy, but even in democratic countries, the decisions are made by the few. Or would you have me believe that before getting involved in a war the US government consults it's people? Man, the government doesn't even ask 5% of the population enver mind listen to it!

In politics there is a little thing they like to do - not always that successfully mind you - & it's called 'thinking ahead'. Oh yeah, would you believe that your government does not make decisions on a whim? As groundbreaking as this may be to you, your government will have weighed up their options - just like they did in WWI when they heard the money cow sounding - & make a decision based on the conclusion of their evaluation.

Do you think America were happy to go at it with the Japanese Empire alone? Especially when they knew that the Allies - with bases in Asia - could help them? Also, when you think of how the Japanese just blatantly slapped America in front of the whole world, exposing the US as slow & somewhat weak? Then of course, Pearl Harbour left the US government needing to take action, in fear that the Japanese - or other nations, including Nazi Germany who remember were taking over territories in Europe & Africa already, buoyed by the Japanese success - would attempt another strike?

Take into consideration that America employed a stern policy of isolationism. The only reason that they would get involved in foreign affairs is for money - which they were even reluctant to go to war for following WWI - or if they were feeling threatened. The answer is the latter btw.

did you not read my post at all?? i mean seriously, i already outlined it for you how the u.s. got involved in WWII, y cant u address my post directly instead of rambling?

there was millions of russians to kill, but if you think the russians even woulda stood a chance against the axis powers, your crazy.

exposed us as weak and slow? hahaha are u serious? if anything it did the exact opposite, we declared war on them days after the attack, and eventually made them cower into a surrender. we were staying out of foreign affairs so we were not expecting a surprise attack now were we? this does not make us slow...

yea it made us needing to take action, they attacked a naval port, y wouldnt we retaliate? money? oh thats right, we had no intention of joining the war until they attacked us, but still it was for money?

p.s. america joined WWI in response to the sinking of the submarine lisutania (sp?), by german submarines

 

[AmerikazMost]

to get back on topic..

This whole thing is a joke. Kids aren't being "stressed out." Parents are just tired of the fact that their kids are dumbasses being pointed out so blatantly.

You want to know what's wrong with this country? It's the fucking parents and Oprah. Parents are cowards who are afraid to take responsibility over their own children, so instead of taking action (i.e. smacking their little shits upside the head and setting them straight), they blame television, movies, music, and red ink. It's because of Oprah and all these other pussy activists that parents are afraid to discipline their kids, so instead of instilling morals and manners (and intelligence and work habit in this case), they let them turn into ignorant, misbehaved deliquents. Now Oprah does a lot of good things, but if people like her had it their way, we'd all be holding hands and singing Kum-by-ah all night long. And hugging. Holy shit, if people start hugging me someone's getting slapped.

 

[CalcuoCuchicheo]

No, you didn't. You outline the official responses. However, what a country says & what it means & does can be quite different. I mean, remember when I schooled you in WoW? I told you then that officially America is not at war with Iraq. There are quite a few Iraqis - & Americans - who would beg to differ. Officially America was not at war in Vietnam. Again, the survivors of My Lai would beg to differ. You get the picture?

Axis powers? Slow down GW, slow down. The axis of power you speak of was who exactly? Remind when the Japanese killed some Russians in Russia....

Weak & slow? Why you ask? Because the Americans had been informed that there was an airstrike on it's way & there non-chalant response was that nobody would try it. That is weak tactically & slow mentally. And just for clarity, if you weren't weak & slow, tell me how many Japanese planes you shot down?

Money? wtf? Are you serious? I thought I was patronising you by saying 'the answer is the latter btw' in the end of that post but goddamd, it would appear bold & italics are needed.

As for your 'ps'. Again, officially, maybe, but in reality America saw her money getting away from her - what with the Allies on the way down & all - & decided the only way she could ensure that their debts were paid - at a nice interest rate of course - was to enter the war. Most non-America - & even some American - historians will tell you this.

 

[THA WILD]

Effective immediately, all discussion about America, and World War II, in this thread will cease, under penalty of thread locking should it continue. Now, stay on topic about the PC nonsense surrounding the substitution of red ink.

 

[Little Skittle]

No, you didn't. You outline the official responses. However, what a country says & what it means & does can be quite different. I mean, remember when I schooled you in WoW? I told you then that officially America is not at war with Iraq. There are quite a few Iraqis - & Americans - who would beg to differ. Officially America was not at war in Vietnam. Again, the survivors of My Lai would beg to differ. You get the picture?

Axis powers? Slow down GW, slow down. The axis of power you speak of was who exactly? Remind when the Japanese killed some Russians in Russia....

Weak & slow? Why you ask? Because the Americans had been informed that there was an airstrike on it's way & there non-chalant response was that nobody would try it. That is weak tactically & slow mentally. And just for clarity, if you weren't weak & slow, tell me how many Japanese planes you shot down?

Money? wtf? Are you serious? I thought I was patronising you by saying 'the answer is the latter btw' in the end of that post but goddamd, it would appear bold & italics are needed.

As for your 'ps'. Again, officially, maybe, but in reality America saw her money getting away from her - what with the Allies on the way down & all - & decided the only way she could ensure that their debts were paid - at a nice interest rate of course - was to enter the war. Most non-America - & even some American - historians will tell you this.

i remember our WoW convo...it had nothing to do with the iraq "war" however, because i know that it is not a war in iraq, so i would never disagree with that. i believe our convo was how about you claiming all americans are arrogant and most of us deserve to die (something to that effect), but our discussion now has nothing to do with our prior confrontations.


when i say axis powers, im talking about japan, germany and italy....and no, japan didnt kill any russians in russia (at least not to my knowledge) but had the u.s. not entered the war, SU would have been the biggest threat to the axis powers, making them the next target

im not sure how many japanese plains we shot down (and i wont bother to look it up because its irrelevant to our conversation), maybe the one event was poorly reacted to during the attack, but after the attack we demonstrated several times (notably in hiroshima and nagasaki) that we are not weak.

if it was all for money, than y didnt we join WWI/WWII, until after we were attacked??? btw wut debts did we have?

edit: sorry wild....calcuo...go to WoW...dont respond here anymore, i already made a thread in WoW which says exactly wut i sed in this post

 

[ARon]

So does that mean im too stressed if my favorite color is red. Some stupid ass parents im not going to lie. If the red ink was an A instead of an F and no corrections and shit im sure it wouldnt be stressful, instead of complaining about what the teachers do complain about what they dont do, like teach.

'yea man', we wouldn't have shit. Dumbass, my country was founded hundreds of years before some of my ancestors & other Europeans decided they would go & rape another country - your country. And excuse me, who invented the TV which you so dearly love? Who invented the telephone? (Italians hush for a moment) Where did the vast majority of the first railways in America come from? Do I need to go on?

Musical artists? Yeah, Franz Ferdinand are American aren't they? So is Phil Collins isn't he? How about Travis & Texas? Coldplay? The Rolling Stones? Bob Marley & the Wailers? The Beatles?

Movies? Hmm, what was I watching today....Hero? How about Trainspotting? Hard Boiled?

Saved my 'pathetic country'? I think you'll find that my 'pathetic country' stood up against the Nazis & never faltered. I think you'll also find that your pathetic country only got involved in the war out of fear.

Maybe we should move this to WoW, oh wait, I forgot, your IQ inhibits you from venturing there.

I suggest you sit the fuck down & shut the fuck up.

Go along and scream FREEEEDOOOMMMM, you'll feel better.

 

[Mr.Deuce]

poor kids