The consequences of US wars:
"In other words, American soldiers in World I fought and died for nothing."
"In fact, it’s actually worse than that. In the absence of U.S.
intervention in World War I, the likelihood is that the warring powers
would have entered into a negotiated peace, given the long lasting,
deadly stalemate on the battlefield."
Thereby preventing WWII.
"So, what did U.S. soldiers (and British and French soldiers) die for in
World War II? They died so that the Soviet Union, rather than Nazi
Germany, could control Eastern Europe (and East Germany)."
"I probably should also mention that China, the country that FDR was
trying to save from Japanese tyranny, also ended up under the iron fist
of the communists."
Some victories. Then there were the rest.
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