re: Todays political climate proves my hypothesis that we entered WW2 on the wrong side

The whole Japan thing kind of destroys this narrative though

We deliberately put policies and embargoes out that made a conflict with Japan inevitable. This is documented in internal memos with the Roosevelt administration.

The US made a decision early on that we were going to go to war on behalf of the British against the Germans. We chose to use Japanese aggression as the staging point to achieve this.

The premise of this thread is that this was a bad decision.

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Fat Bastard, we’re on fine terms now, but come the frick on

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Why.

He’s an unhinged retard

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War started over the sanctity of Poland’s sovereignty

War ended with Poland occupied by the Soviet Union

Wow, what a swell war we had

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This was always going to be the case and was the plan all along. We propped up the Bolsheviks before 1917/ww1 and wouldn't let Britain make peace with Germany at Dunkirk during ww2. Hitler let the british go back across the english channel after he routed them at Dunkirk. He could have wiped them out then and there, but sent 3 different offers of peace to Churchill.

The U.S. was fighting on the side of the communists and were its major financial backers.

If the US doesn’t get involved, the world becomes a very mad place. Doesn’t matter if it would have been the Nazis or Communists, Europe and Asia would have been a shitshow.

US had to choose to fight one of the two ideologies in the war, and then fight the other one after the war. The Japs made that decision rather easy for us. Both the communists and fascists were both pretty weakened and torn up, after their brutal warfare against each other in Eastern Europe. Neither one would have been able to defeat us. Of course we bailed out the Soviets, by sending weapons, and supplies to them, but I think the US wanted the Communists and Fascists to destroy each other as much as possible, before getting involved. We joined the party whenever both sides were pretty weakened and beat up. We didn’t get the Nazis or Soviets full strength. We saw an opportunity to become the world power, whenever the world was without one.

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Yall forget all the stuff the socialist Roosevelt did to make Japan attack us.

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You mean like cutting off their supply of oil with the promise of starting it back when they stopped their aggression in China which included the murder of hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians in cold blood?

Also...this thread just shows how far some of you have fallen in your hatred for the opposition. Willing to ally yourselves with fascism just to score a W on the libs.

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Todays political climate proves my hypothesis that we entered WW2 on the wrong side

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This is stupid as frick. Sorry. It just is. Perhaps we should not have partnered with Russia. That is a real question.

But fighting on the side of Germany and Japan that were engaged in brutally killing millions of innocent people is not the side I would have wanted to be on.

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War started over the sanctity of Poland’s sovereignty War ended with Poland occupied by the Soviet Union Wow, what a swell war we had

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I went to the WW2 museum in Gdansk, Poland. The Poles suffered badly during that time. You were better off in military than being a citizen.

Germany wanted to move the Poles out of their land and replace them with Germans. The Soviets were no better to the Poles.

I agree, we poked and prodded Japan and I also agree the Roosevelt really wanted us to go to war with Japan and agree his hands were bloody on Pearl Harbor....

But....

So, if we hadn't have done any of that, would we have avoided war with Japan? I doubt it. It just would have come a few years later.

For instance, what did Australia do to provoke Japan?
What did England do?
What did the Netherlands do?
What did the Chinese and the Koreans do?