What is the greatest contribution the United States has given the world?

What is the greatest contribution the United States has given to the world?


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What is the greatest contribution the United States has given the world?

  1. Winning the American Revolution?
  2. Winning WWI?
  3. Winning WWII?
  4. Winning the Cold War?
  5. Instituting the US Constitution and the rule of law?
  6. Landing on the moon?
  7. The commercialization of electricity?
  8. Invention of the telephone?
  9. Invention of the hydrogen bomb?
  10. Taylor Swift?
 
What is the greatest contribution the United States has given the world?

  1. Winning the American Revolution?
  2. Winning WWI?
  3. Winning WWII?
  4. Winning the Cold War?
  5. Instituting the US Constitution and the rule of law?
  6. Landing on the moon?
  7. The commercialization of electricity?
  8. Invention of the telephone?
  9. Invention of the hydrogen bomb?
  10. Taylor Swift?

Ratifying the Constitution.
 
The Soviet Union did most the heavy lifting in WWII
Oh yeah? Did the fucking Commies storm Normandy from the sea?

No.

Fuck the hell off with that bullshit.

Motherfucker my uncle saw his friend's leg that he went through basic with fly right past his face.

He took cover in an artillery crater. How do I even know this stuff? Idk, but I do.
 
Oh yeah? Did the fucking Commies storm Normandy from the sea?

No.

Fuck the hell off with that bullshit.
They killed way more Nazis than the western Allies did. And liberated way more of Europe. And suffered way more casualties in the process.

Simple numbers
 
They killed way more Nazis than the western Allies did. And liberated way more of Europe. And suffered way more casualties in the process.

Simple numbers
What was their risk factor vs. Americans, hmm?
 
What was their risk factor vs. Americans, hmm?
Obviously the risk factor was pretty high since they lost so many soldiers and civilians.

More Russians died in the siege of Leningrad than all Americans soldiers and civilians died in the entire war
 
Obviously the risk factor was pretty high since they lost so many soldiers and civilians.

More Russians died in the siege of Leningrad than all Americans soldiers and civilians died in the entire war
Russia could not have done a damn thing without the US.

Russia didn't have boats patrolling and dropping depth charges on German U-boats.

You better try somebody else that doesn't know how it was.
 
What is the greatest contribution the United States has given the world?

  1. Winning the American Revolution?
  2. Winning WWI?
  3. Winning WWII?
  4. Winning the Cold War?
  5. Instituting the US Constitution and the rule of law?
  6. Landing on the moon?
  7. The commercialization of electricity?
  8. Invention of the telephone?
  9. Invention of the hydrogen bomb?
  10. Taylor Swift?
Showing a democracy could survive. At least so far.
 
You could spin WWII a number of ways

Were we the heroes because we traveled across the sea to help win a war in Europe that didn’t involve us?

Was the USSR the heroes because they killed the most Germans and lost the most soldiers?

Was Britain the heroes because they were a small island nation that stood alone against the Nazis for years while the USA and the USSR twiddled their thumbs on the sidelines?
 

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