ChemicallyEnhanced
Bluelighter
Not just to people from the UK, but mostly.
Do they teach a weirdly pro-American alternate-history in U.S. schools?
America literally came into the war right at the very last moment as it was ending - after most of the world had been fighting for many years - helped out A LITTLE....and then claimed all of the credit? It's so bizarre.
I'm in no way against the U.S. and many of my friends on here are from there. I've just always found this confusing and weird?
This isn't gonna help my not-having-a-go-just-confused thing (I PROMISE it's true), but while I'm at it (rather than making two threads), on a very similar note: why is Thanksgiving celebrated as when the natives shared their food and shelter with the pilgrims when what actually happened is the pilgrims murdered the natives and stole their food/land/shelter?
Do they teach a weirdly pro-American alternate-history in U.S. schools?
America literally came into the war right at the very last moment as it was ending - after most of the world had been fighting for many years - helped out A LITTLE....and then claimed all of the credit? It's so bizarre.
I'm in no way against the U.S. and many of my friends on here are from there. I've just always found this confusing and weird?
This isn't gonna help my not-having-a-go-just-confused thing (I PROMISE it's true), but while I'm at it (rather than making two threads), on a very similar note: why is Thanksgiving celebrated as when the natives shared their food and shelter with the pilgrims when what actually happened is the pilgrims murdered the natives and stole their food/land/shelter?