What did we do after the war?One of your problems is that you just make words fit your personal meaning -
Dropping a Nuke on Japan.
Then dropping another one on them when they fail to fully surrender -
Is not "negotiating".
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What did we do after the war?One of your problems is that you just make words fit your personal meaning -
Dropping a Nuke on Japan.
Then dropping another one on them when they fail to fully surrender -
Is not "negotiating".
Pretend you wipe them out. Back to the stone age. You will never get rid of your enemy completely. Look at the USA. We whipped those Democrats into submission in the Civil War and today they have taken over the Republican party. Now it's not southern states. It's red states and blue states.Negations with the Enemy is not Negations, it's Surrender
Negative, but I'm a firm believer in revenge being visited 10-fold.
Patriots kicked dimocrap-scum ass 160 years ago. We can do it again.Pretend you wipe them out. Back to the stone age. You will never get rid of your enemy completely. Look at the USA. We whipped those Democrats into submission in the Civil War and today they have taken over the Republican party. Now it's not southern states. It's red states and blue states.
We will win the war. Ohio, Florida, Texas, Kentucky will some day turn blue
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Patriots kicked dimocrap-scum ass 160 years ago. We can do it again.
Your only hope is to get your females to infect us with that greasy clap you all have
Negative, but I'm a firm believer in revenge being visited 10-fold.
Did the Emperor of Japan have to step down? Wasn't that one of our condition? Who changed that demand if they didn't have negotiations?One of your problems is that you just make words fit your personal meaning -
Dropping a Nuke on Japan.
Then dropping another one on them when they fail to fully surrender -
Is not "negotiating".
We didn't negotiate with Japan or Germany. We dictated terms. We negotiated with the DPRK and it got us a seventy-year stalemate. We negotiated with the DPRVN and they violated the Paris Peace Treaty as soon as they were able to disarm and the democratically controlled showed it wasn't going to support the RVN. We've negotiated over and over and over again with the various Muslim terrorist groups, and they have violated the agreements as soon as the ink was dry.Can you name one war America has been in where it didn't eventually negotiate with it's enemies?
In fact, I think Germany and Japan did alright in those negotiations. Did you consider our agreement with them as America surrendering?
You got to eventually negotiate the terms. You don't get every term you ask for.We didn't negotiate with Japan or Germany. We dictated terms. We negotiated with the DPRK and it got us a seventy-year stalemate. We negotiated with the DPRVN and they violated the Paris Peace Treaty as soon as they were able to disarm and the democratically controlled showed it wasn't going to support the RVN. We've negotiated over and over and over again with the various Muslim terrorist groups, and they have violated the agreements as soon as the ink was dry.
What did we do after the war?
Celebrated.
Well sure. And then we got down to business
Douglas MacArthur II, U.S. Ambassador to Japan, 1957-1961The U.S.-Japan treaty of 1951 was negotiated by John Foster Dulles and Mr.
Because you aren't going to "wipe out" Hezbolla. Try and you'll probably create more than you killed. You gonna kill their boys too?
I wouldn't blame you. Although you might cross a line. For example when Al Queda used civilians as human shields. I believe sometimes we crossed the line and blew them up anyways.And theirs.