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> Absolutely incredible to describe the US forces in Europe as "occupying" and not mention what the Soviets did. How do you call a foreign force in a foreign c
by miroljub 3y ago
> Absolutely incredible to describe the US forces in Europe as "occupying" and not mention what the Soviets did.
How do you call a foreign force in a foreign country that came with the force, and refuses to leave, although there is no reason to stay there? If you think they are "partners" to Europeans, ask yourself why are there no "partner" European forces on the US soil.
> Yeah I think we're done here.
Great. Then tell your army to pack their stuff and GTFO from Europe. We don't need you here.
- justrealist 3y agoCan you point to an instance of Germany asking the US to leave? (hint: you can't) > ask yourself why are there no "partner" European forces on the US soil In case you are arguing in good faith... Canada isn't going to invade.