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>Those who wage wars of aggression are committing crimes against humanity. In light of that statement — and your thoughtful comment generally — I am curious ho
by trogdor 3y ago
>Those who wage wars of aggression are committing crimes against humanity.
In light of that statement — and your thoughtful comment generally — I am curious how you view the United States’ involvement in WWII.
Specifically, do you consider the U.S. to have been an aggressor in WWII?
- Dalewyn 3y ago>Specifically, do you consider the U.S. to have been an aggressor in WWII? No, the US responded to hostility from Germany and Japan. The US's involvement in WW2 was, at least fundamentally, defensive in nature. Some would argue the State Department orchestrated Pearl Harbor to set the stage for US response and involvement in WW2, but that is perhaps besides the point.