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3 years ago

Should the United States have entered World War II before the bombing of Pearl Harbor?

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dusya [7]3 years ago

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There was a lot we should have done and should not have done when it comes to war involvement or intervention, and I agree we should have intervened before pearl harbor. Just the fact that England was the only country keeping the Nazis out of reach from total world domination alone is a plenty good enough reason to get involved, because not only were they valuable trade partners but they were our allies.

The Nazis had to go through the UK to the Atlantic then into the pacific, dramatically increasing in military power along the way to challenge and conquest all world powers.

We basically saw that this was their plan, shrugged it off, and walked away. The Japanese attacked the US first to prove that we weren’t as big and strong as we appear to be, they crept up to us on us when the whole world knew our back was turned.. Which i believe was our biggest mistake, we thought that because we didn’t go to the war, it wouldn’t come to use either. Wrong, our guard should have always been up and now that it finally is and we learned from our mistake, we are actually the world superpower that we only played the acting role of back then.

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