who was best president of usa ?

[Dovahkiin]

FDR.

That scumbag was by far the worst President we've ever had.

If your criticism of him comes from the treatment of Japanese, you need to realize how attitudes were back then, besides, no one is perfect.

"No one is perfect"? Are you ******* kidding? Do you write off the other guy who also threw people into concentration camps with an easy "how attitudes were back then" and "no one is perfect"? You would have made a great nazi-servicing whore.

No, I'm not kidding, understanding the landscape of the 30's/40's is very important when discussing the japanese camps.

So, you do write off Hitler's concentration camps with a simple "attitudes at that time" and "no one is perfect" the way you so easily dismiss FDR's concentration camps? That would make you an official, grade-A ******* piece of shit.

Hilarious comparison. Hitler's concentration camps were some of the most inhumane things ever put on this earth. The camps under FDR weren't nearly as bad.

 

[rightwinger]

No, they didn't. They gambled and lost. Germany declared war after Pearl Harbor and Japan knew when they realized the carriers were not at Pearl they would probably be fighting only for a satisfactory truce.

They declared war on us because they felt they could. Grow up and smell the roses.

They declared war because FDR refused to allow them to bully or dictate to the USA. In the case of Germany. he would not allow them to tell us who we could trade with or change our freedom to operate on the high seas. Pearl Harbor overshadows the fact that Germany was not only harassing US flagged ships, but attacking US Navy ships and actually killing US Sailors in those attacks. Japan, with a treaty with Germany, knew that situation was leading to a war that would place it in a war with America. In addition, of course, was the anger Japan felt about being cut off from it's necessary oil supply. FDR let it be known that the US would not be pressured or bullied into contributing to the war atrocities such as the Rape of Nanking.

Countries only attack other countries when they believe the other to be weaker.
Every war in history has followed that scenario.
And both Japan and Germany knew America was much weaker than they were.

Thanks to FDR keeping our Army at 19th place in the world, right behind Portugal.

FDR turned us into a super power and the worlds only nuclear power

After he set up America with a weak military. So weak we had to pull forces from the Pacific to fight in Europe, leaving Japan to rule half the world for almost 4 years.

He fought and won a major war on two fronts

Our greatest commander in chief in history

 

[Unkotare]

That scumbag was by far the worst President we've ever had.

If your criticism of him comes from the treatment of Japanese, you need to realize how attitudes were back then, besides, no one is perfect.

"No one is perfect"? Are you ******* kidding? Do you write off the other guy who also threw people into concentration camps with an easy "how attitudes were back then" and "no one is perfect"? You would have made a great nazi-servicing whore.

No, I'm not kidding, understanding the landscape of the 30's/40's is very important when discussing the japanese camps.

So, you do write off Hitler's concentration camps with a simple "attitudes at that time" and "no one is perfect" the way you so easily dismiss FDR's concentration camps? That would make you an official, grade-A ******* piece of shit.

Hilarious comparison. Hitler's concentration camps were some of the most inhumane things ever put on this earth. The camps under FDR weren't nearly as bad.

So, you're in favor of some concentration camps?



Go take a shower. The next nazi is waiting to **** you, whore.

 

[Dovahkiin]

If your criticism of him comes from the treatment of Japanese, you need to realize how attitudes were back then, besides, no one is perfect.

"No one is perfect"? Are you ******* kidding? Do you write off the other guy who also threw people into concentration camps with an easy "how attitudes were back then" and "no one is perfect"? You would have made a great nazi-servicing whore.

No, I'm not kidding, understanding the landscape of the 30's/40's is very important when discussing the japanese camps.

So, you do write off Hitler's concentration camps with a simple "attitudes at that time" and "no one is perfect" the way you so easily dismiss FDR's concentration camps? That would make you an official, grade-A ******* piece of shit.

Hilarious comparison. Hitler's concentration camps were some of the most inhumane things ever put on this earth. The camps under FDR weren't nearly as bad.

So, you're in favor of some concentration camps?



Go take a shower. The next nazi is waiting to **** you, whore.

Where did I say I was in favor?

 

[Unkotare]

"No one is perfect"? Are you ******* kidding? Do you write off the other guy who also threw people into concentration camps with an easy "how attitudes were back then" and "no one is perfect"? You would have made a great nazi-servicing whore.

No, I'm not kidding, understanding the landscape of the 30's/40's is very important when discussing the japanese camps.

So, you do write off Hitler's concentration camps with a simple "attitudes at that time" and "no one is perfect" the way you so easily dismiss FDR's concentration camps? That would make you an official, grade-A ******* piece of shit.

Hilarious comparison. Hitler's concentration camps were some of the most inhumane things ever put on this earth. The camps under FDR weren't nearly as bad.

So, you're in favor of some concentration camps?



Go take a shower. The next nazi is waiting to **** you, whore.

Where did I say I was in favor?

Where you wrote off the ******* scumbag fdr's concentration camps as no big deal.

 

[Rustic]

The 73rd - 76th Congress terms between January 1933 and January 1941 were controlled by Democrats in both houses. Are you saying the Republican minority prevented the Democrat MAJORITY from doing things? The Democrats in those 4 terms had an over 60% voting bloc in the Senate and anywhere from a 60% to as high as 73% voting bloc in the House. Hardly anything the Republicans could do to stop them. It's disingenuous or an outright lie to say the Republicans had anything to do with the military not being able to be built up.

Let's just rectify this misinformation. The National Defense Act of 1920 that decimated the military and prevented it from growing was implemented by a Republican Congress and President.

"The 1920 Act was the basis for the Army's organization through World War II, and remained largely in effect until passage of the National Security Act of 1947."

Oops!

Not an oops at all. The strengths of the different branch's were changed while the structure of the NDA stayed the same. Do you honestly want to argue that the strength of the military stayed the same in WWII as it was in 1920?

Military strength under FDR was maintained so weak that Japan and Germany thought it was a their best move to declare war on America.

Worst decision they ever made

The only reason why Japan did not attack the US mainland...

Missouri GOP Rep.: Japan Didn't Invade U.S. in World War II Because of Armed Populace

 

[Weatherman2020]

They declared war on us because they felt they could. Grow up and smell the roses.

They declared war because FDR refused to allow them to bully or dictate to the USA. In the case of Germany. he would not allow them to tell us who we could trade with or change our freedom to operate on the high seas. Pearl Harbor overshadows the fact that Germany was not only harassing US flagged ships, but attacking US Navy ships and actually killing US Sailors in those attacks. Japan, with a treaty with Germany, knew that situation was leading to a war that would place it in a war with America. In addition, of course, was the anger Japan felt about being cut off from it's necessary oil supply. FDR let it be known that the US would not be pressured or bullied into contributing to the war atrocities such as the Rape of Nanking.

Countries only attack other countries when they believe the other to be weaker.
Every war in history has followed that scenario.
And both Japan and Germany knew America was much weaker than they were.

Thanks to FDR keeping our Army at 19th place in the world, right behind Portugal.

FDR turned us into a super power and the worlds only nuclear power

After he set up America with a weak military. So weak we had to pull forces from the Pacific to fight in Europe, leaving Japan to rule half the world for almost 4 years.

He fought a major war on two fronts

Our greatest commander in chief in history

What color is the sky in your bubble world? Operation Orange wasn't implemented until late 43 because FDR left our military in such rags.

 

[RandallFlagg]

Ronald Reagan.

The mere idea that the moron mentions Obarry and leaves Reagan off tells us all we need to know.......

 

[Unkotare]

Let's just rectify this misinformation. The National Defense Act of 1920 that decimated the military and prevented it from growing was implemented by a Republican Congress and President.

"The 1920 Act was the basis for the Army's organization through World War II, and remained largely in effect until passage of the National Security Act of 1947."

Oops!

Not an oops at all. The strengths of the different branch's were changed while the structure of the NDA stayed the same. Do you honestly want to argue that the strength of the military stayed the same in WWII as it was in 1920?

Military strength under FDR was maintained so weak that Japan and Germany thought it was a their best move to declare war on America.

Worst decision they ever made

The only reason why Japan did not attack the US mainland...

Missouri GOP Rep.: Japan Didn't Invade U.S. in World War II Because of Armed Populace

Japan didn't "invade" the mainland because it would have been impossible even without an armed populace.

 

[Camp]

Not an oops at all. The strengths of the different branch's were changed while the structure of the NDA stayed the same. Do you honestly want to argue that the strength of the military stayed the same in WWII as it was in 1920?

Military strength under FDR was maintained so weak that Japan and Germany thought it was a their best move to declare war on America.

No, they didn't. They gambled and lost. Germany declared war after Pearl Harbor and Japan knew when they realized the carriers were not at Pearl they would probably be fighting only for a satisfactory truce.

They declared war on us because they felt they could. Grow up and smell the roses.

They declared war because FDR refused to allow them to bully or dictate to the USA. In the case of Germany. he would not allow them to tell us who we could trade with or change our freedom to operate on the high seas. Pearl Harbor overshadows the fact that Germany was not only harassing US flagged ships, but attacking US Navy ships and actually killing US Sailors in those attacks. Japan, with a treaty with Germany, knew that situation was leading to a war that would place it in a war with America. In addition, of course, was the anger Japan felt about being cut off from it's necessary oil supply. FDR let it be known that the US would not be pressured or bullied into contributing to the war atrocities such as the Rape of Nanking.

Countries only attack other countries when they believe the other to be weaker.
Every war in history has followed that scenario.
And both Japan and Germany knew America was much weaker than they were.

Thanks to FDR keeping our Army at 19th place in the world, right behind Portugal.

Another distortion. Your numbers do not reflect actual strength, only numbers of men in the Army and not including those in the reserves or Guard. Nor does it include the Navy. Not sure how many aircraft carriers the Portugal Navy had, or for that matter how many modern advanced aircraft ready to be produced.
Treaty obligations and politics restricted the US, but, the US was not restricted in developing modern warplanes, ships, and particularly aircraft carriers. As soon as the politics allowed, the numbers of men and women in the military tripled. Fortunately, they were already partially trained. To cheat on the numbers, FDR had drained the ranks of officers and employed them as commanders of CCC and other relief groups, giving them invaluable training and experience, and when that happened the Army Reserve refilled their officer ranks as the officers transferred went onto CCC payrolls. At the same time, millions of young men were given military-style training of following orders/ teamwork and living strict and disciplined lives of barracks and tent living. It is part of what made the quick growth of the military so successful.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Military strength under FDR was maintained so weak that Japan and Germany thought it was a their best move to declare war on America.

No, they didn't. They gambled and lost. Germany declared war after Pearl Harbor and Japan knew when they realized the carriers were not at Pearl they would probably be fighting only for a satisfactory truce.

They declared war on us because they felt they could. Grow up and smell the roses.

They declared war because FDR refused to allow them to bully or dictate to the USA. In the case of Germany. he would not allow them to tell us who we could trade with or change our freedom to operate on the high seas. Pearl Harbor overshadows the fact that Germany was not only harassing US flagged ships, but attacking US Navy ships and actually killing US Sailors in those attacks. Japan, with a treaty with Germany, knew that situation was leading to a war that would place it in a war with America. In addition, of course, was the anger Japan felt about being cut off from it's necessary oil supply. FDR let it be known that the US would not be pressured or bullied into contributing to the war atrocities such as the Rape of Nanking.

Countries only attack other countries when they believe the other to be weaker.
Every war in history has followed that scenario.
And both Japan and Germany knew America was much weaker than they were.

Thanks to FDR keeping our Army at 19th place in the world, right behind Portugal.

Another distortion. Your numbers do not reflect actual strength, only numbers of men in the Army and not including those in the reserves or Guard. Nor does it include the Navy. Not sure how many aircraft carriers the Portugal Navy had, or for that matter how many modern advanced aircraft ready to be produced.
Treaty obligations and politics restricted the US, but, the US was not restricted in developing modern warplanes, ships, and particularly aircraft carriers. As soon as the politics allowed, the numbers of men and women in the military tripled. Fortunately, they were already partially trained. To cheat on the numbers, FDR had drained the ranks of officers and employed them as commanders of CCC and other relief groups, giving them invaluable training and experience, and when that happened the Army Reserve refilled their officer ranks as the officers transferred went onto CCC payrolls. At the same time, millions of young men were given military-style training of following orders/ teamwork and living strict and disciplined lives of barracks and tent living. It is part of what made the quick growth of the military so successful.

FDR left our military so weak that Japan and Germany felt their best plan was to declare war upon America.

Round n around we go.....

 

[Rustic]

"Many don’t know about this, but FDR issued an executive order that basically stole people’s private gold. In 1933, FDR signed executive order number 6102, “forbidding the Hoarding of gold coin, gold bullion, and gold certificates within the continental United States”.

I mean seriously, what the hell is that? He STOLE people’s gold and prosecuted people for having private property. The Secret Service even got involved in investigating merchants and doing all kinds of nasty stuff that is usually reserved for today’s modern-day DEA agents. Government thugs gonna thug, I guess?

It wasn’t until 1974 when president Gerald Ford finally signed a bill that would “permit United States citizens to purchase, hold, sell, or otherwise deal with gold in the United States or abroad.” Of course, by that time, Richard Nixon had already taken the U.S. fully off the gold standard and lots of the people who had their stuff stolen and were prosecuted by the Feds were dead already."

FDR the former commander asshat!!

 

[Dovahkiin]

No, I'm not kidding, understanding the landscape of the 30's/40's is very important when discussing the japanese camps.

So, you do write off Hitler's concentration camps with a simple "attitudes at that time" and "no one is perfect" the way you so easily dismiss FDR's concentration camps? That would make you an official, grade-A ******* piece of shit.

Hilarious comparison. Hitler's concentration camps were some of the most inhumane things ever put on this earth. The camps under FDR weren't nearly as bad.

So, you're in favor of some concentration camps?



Go take a shower. The next nazi is waiting to **** you, whore.

Where did I say I was in favor?

Where you wrote off the ******* scumbag fdr's concentration camps as no big deal.

Where did I do that?

 

[Rustic]

FDR was is bad/good company dependending on how you look at it...
Lol

 

[Unkotare]

So, you do write off Hitler's concentration camps with a simple "attitudes at that time" and "no one is perfect" the way you so easily dismiss FDR's concentration camps? That would make you an official, grade-A ******* piece of shit.

Hilarious comparison. Hitler's concentration camps were some of the most inhumane things ever put on this earth. The camps under FDR weren't nearly as bad.

So, you're in favor of some concentration camps?



Go take a shower. The next nazi is waiting to **** you, whore.

Where did I say I was in favor?

Where you wrote off the ******* scumbag fdr's concentration camps as no big deal.

Where did I do that?

Don't even read your own posts? Well, you must be busy with your 'duties' and all...

 

[Rustic]

The current commander asshat...
Lol

 

[Rustic]

 

[Rustic]

 

[Dovahkiin]

Hilarious comparison. Hitler's concentration camps were some of the most inhumane things ever put on this earth. The camps under FDR weren't nearly as bad.

So, you're in favor of some concentration camps?



Go take a shower. The next nazi is waiting to **** you, whore.

Where did I say I was in favor?

Where you wrote off the ******* scumbag fdr's concentration camps as no big deal.

Where did I do that?

Don't even read your own posts? Well, you must be busy with your 'duties' and all...

Still waiting.

 

[JoeB131]

We have high school dropouts who think someone should offset their choice that produced the inability to make it financially and call them greedy when they expect the person to be responsible for those choices.

So why not take it to the logical conclusion. Why don't we just harvest internal organs from people you consider "unworthy" and give them to the rich, right? I mean, clearly, someone who made a mistake at 17 should be penalized his whole life for that mistake by people who were born on third base and thought they hit a triple.

Seriously. are there special exercises you do to be such a heartless shitball?