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To everyone here who says about "why does US care at all?": I want you to remember 1939: everyone pretended nothing happens. Then one day, in 1940, half of the
by artembugara 5y ago
To everyone here who says about "why does US care at all?":
I want you to remember 1939: everyone pretended nothing happens. Then one day, in 1940, half of the Europe fell, and US had to go for a war, and lose many soldiers.
So, maybe it's rational to care about it now.
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- tryauuum 5y agowhy was that rational for the US in 1944?
- gls2ro 5y agoIn case you are asking why US did actively participate in the WW2 in 1944, then there are a lot of commentaries about this decision in a lot of books. In simple terms it comes to this: if you have a dictator starting to conquer most of the western world, then you know you are next. It will come for you. So better stop it early while it is still there, outside your continent. Also please do remember global economy is much more interconnected then you might think. It was back then and it is more so now.
- tryauuum 5y agoI was more interested in artembugara's opinion, why does he think it was rational. I don't know myself if it was rational. I mean it's expected course of action, but was is rational? Also your point about a dictator doesn't stand. They tolerated him for the majority of the war and only showed up in 1944 when it was obvious whose side is the winning one.