re: Charles Lindbergh: American Hero

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Hitler declared war on us. Not the other way around.

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This was inevitable. The US would have done the same within 24 hours

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It’s highly unlikely the US would have declared war on Germany. In early December 1941 the American public was galvanized behind burning Japan to the ground for Pearl Harbor.

There was little, if any, willingness on the part of the public, not to mention most of the military leadership, to allow the war in Europe to distract any American effort from inflicting the full righteousness indignation upon Japan. In fact, had FDR asked for a declaration of war with Germany, there’s virtually zero percent Congress would have passed it

Hitler did FDR a favor by being so stupid and doing his job for him. FDR knew Germany was the true threat but without Hitler declaring FDR would have hell selling that to the public and government like you said. It got to the point where we didn’t want Hitler taken out because he was destroying Germany just as fast as our army could with his ridiculous battlefield decisions.

We’re just a gay retarded version of it now

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conservative

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Nazis

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They’re the same thing

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They’re the same thing

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You should read This article.
From the article:

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Hitler was about an inch to the right of Stalin. Western intellectuals infatuated with Marxism thus associated fascism with the Right.

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ou’re literally in a thread where the overwhelmingly conservative OT is virtually blowing the Nazis,

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Poor baby.

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He was a Nazi apologist

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Joseph Kennedy Sr - American Fascist

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Joseph P. Kennedy is now firmly established in the annals of twentieth-century fascism. When he arrived in England in early 1938, he quickly found a home among the ruling elite who believed, as Susan Ronald puts it, that “fascism was the cure for communism.” Notwithstanding FDR’s unprecedented provocation of sending an Irishman with no diplomatic skills to Great Britain, Kennedy immediately sided with Prime Minister Chamberlain and the appeasers, believing that any deal with Hitler—no matter how humiliating and lethal to the lives of millions—was preferable to war. Kennedy never stopped believing that Hitler could be bought off, that businessmen could do business with fascists.

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FDR understood that Hitler could not be appeased and became increasingly wary of Kennedy, but kept him in England because the President felt the Ambassador’s defeatist attitudes would demoralize the American people and undermine democratic life. Kennedy, on his leaves home, lectured FDR and said “very frankly” that the United States “would have to come to some form of Fascism here.” He did not believe Great Britain could survive a war against the fascist powers and that America would become increasingly isolated and lose control of its markets if FDR’s government did not take over control of the economy to counter Hitler’s hegemony over his capitalists. Kennedy proposed that the President “organize a small powerful committee under himself as chairman and this committee would run the country without much reference to Congress.”

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been to his grave on Maui, down past Hana

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Okay now do the Soviets. How many people did they kill before and after the war? Hint: it’s A LOT more than the Germans

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What do you think the Germans would have done had they won? Why did they invade Russia?