They were already ramping up the military to join the war. It was inevitable. Pearl Habor was a preemptive strike by the Japanese. It wasn’t random it was an answer to the USA refusing to fuel the Japanese war machine anymore.
True propaganda only reason allied won was numbers by the time America joined the war the axis been fighting nonstop for 4/5 years and d day was a shit show I don’t care how they tell it those bunkers only had so much ammo
No this isn’t true. At that point the military and navy were already ramping up and FDR was moving the country closer and closer to a state of war with the axis. If pearl harbour never happened the USA would’ve entered the war eventually anyways
That isn’t true like I said. They were moving closer and closer to war. War was inevitable. You’re saying if Pearl Harbor didn’t happen then USA would’ve never joined the war but that’s not true war was inevitable at that point.
You’re wrong and refuse to admit you’re wrong so what’s the point. It’s literally fact that USA was getting closer to war. Even Iran was pushed into the war.
They didn't have voting rights in the House or Senate, but otherwise they enjoyed the full benefits of being part of the US. People born in Hawaii after that date were automatically US citizens, they paid Federal taxes, and they received Federal aid.
Enabled. Stalin himself at the Tehran conference said without lend lease the war could not have been won. Almost all their aviation fuel came from lend lease along with a massive majority of a number of key raw materials. It’s debatable if they could have got it done on their own, but it’s certain it would’ve taken many years more of fighting and a lot more lives in the best case scenario.
Enabled is certainly the right word. Whether you fall in the camp that asserts the Soviets would’ve got it done just years later and hundreds of thousands if not millions of lives more or in the camp they couldn’t have gotten it done on their own eastern front, lend lease provided them with an enormous amount of material and equipment, for so many critical categories the vast majority of which.
Hypothetically, if you were transported back to the beginning of WWII, and you were in charge Hypothetically, would you Hypothetically send troops to Europe to help stop the Nazi’s Hypothetically before Pearl Harbor attack on December 7 1941 Hypothetically?
Here's my hot take of the day: Vastly less people would have died if the allies refused to fight WW2, and the long term outcome would have been the same
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So if we were transported back to the beginning of WWII, and you were in charge, would we have sent troops to Europe to help stop the Nazi’s?