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 Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2010 1:04 pm
Now this, clearly, is why the Japanese didn't come all the way to the mainland. Even in California, they'd be taking fire from countless gunners, average citizens with rifles and such hidden in their houses. That, my friends, is what is known as a militia.
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Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2010 4:53 pm
King of the Wooden Spoons Now this, clearly, is why the Japanese didn't come all the way to the mainland. Even in California, they'd be taking fire from countless gunners, average citizens with rifles and such hidden in their houses. That, my friends, is what is known as a militia. Actually they didn't even want to try it because they knew that the army would easily be able to stop them. Their land army wasn't nearly strong enough to attempt an invasion.
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Posted: Sun Jul 04, 2010 3:36 am
death angel712 King of the Wooden Spoons Now this, clearly, is why the Japanese didn't come all the way to the mainland. Even in California, they'd be taking fire from countless gunners, average citizens with rifles and such hidden in their houses. That, my friends, is what is known as a militia. Actually they didn't even want to try it because they knew that the army would easily be able to stop them. Their land army wasn't nearly strong enough to attempt an invasion. The army was busy in Europe. In a country without something like the Second Ammendment, the Japanese would have had much less to fear, because they'd have a week or more before we could get half of our forces back to the States.
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Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 11:09 am
death angel712 Aakosir Archduke wonderwaffle Aakosir Archduke wonderwaffle A girl shooting since she was eight? That's a little iresponsible but somewhat awesome. I would never give a child a weapon, they may end up seriously hurting someone because the majority of eight year olds don't understand how the world works and would most likely not think much of pointing and pulling the trigger, no matter the what target is. I thought it was a national law that you needed to be 18 or older.
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Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 7:18 pm
King of the Wooden Spoons death angel712 King of the Wooden Spoons Now this, clearly, is why the Japanese didn't come all the way to the mainland. Even in California, they'd be taking fire from countless gunners, average citizens with rifles and such hidden in their houses. That, my friends, is what is known as a militia. Actually they didn't even want to try it because they knew that the army would easily be able to stop them. Their land army wasn't nearly strong enough to attempt an invasion. The army was busy in Europe. In a country without something like the Second Ammendment, the Japanese would have had much less to fear, because they'd have a week or more before we could get half of our forces back to the States. >.> the army was not in Europe when we were attacked by Japan. First of all, our army wasn't ready to go to Europe, and second, Hitler declared war on us after Japan did. The whole reason he declared war on us was his loyalty to Japan.
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Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 8:12 am
We Brits and the Frenchies were in Europe before any of y'all. stare
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Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 10:43 am
Archduke wonderwaffle We Brits and the Frenchies were in Europe before any of y'all. stare Unfortunately for the French.
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Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 11:58 am
death angel712 Archduke wonderwaffle We Brits and the Frenchies were in Europe before any of y'all. stare Unfortunately for the French. That's true. Despite this, they did sort of make up for it with the resistance.
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Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 1:56 pm
Archduke wonderwaffle death angel712 Archduke wonderwaffle We Brits and the Frenchies were in Europe before any of y'all. stare Unfortunately for the French. That's true. Despite this, they did sort of make up for it with the resistance. The only thing the resistance did that really helped was slow down the german forces that were trying to get to the beaches on D-day. Beaches that we wouldn't have had to fight our way onto if the French hadn't failed so epicly to begin with.
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Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 2:11 pm
death angel712 Archduke wonderwaffle death angel712 Archduke wonderwaffle We Brits and the Frenchies were in Europe before any of y'all. stare Unfortunately for the French. That's true. Despite this, they did sort of make up for it with the resistance. The only thing the resistance did that really helped was slow down the german forces that were trying to get to the beaches on D-day. Beaches that we wouldn't have had to fight our way onto if the French hadn't failed so epicly to begin with. I agree with you on the last part, their army fought like panzies. However, The resistance played a key role in operation Overlord by gathering information and sabatoging key German outposts, etc.
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Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 4:51 pm
Archduke wonderwaffle death angel712 Archduke wonderwaffle death angel712 Archduke wonderwaffle We Brits and the Frenchies were in Europe before any of y'all. stare Unfortunately for the French. That's true. Despite this, they did sort of make up for it with the resistance. The only thing the resistance did that really helped was slow down the german forces that were trying to get to the beaches on D-day. Beaches that we wouldn't have had to fight our way onto if the French hadn't failed so epicly to begin with. I agree with you on the last part, their army fought like panzies. However, The resistance played a key role in operation Overlord by gathering information and sabatoging key German outposts, etc. Oh I see. I've never heard of operation Overlord.
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Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 5:08 pm
death angel712 King of the Wooden Spoons death angel712 King of the Wooden Spoons Now this, clearly, is why the Japanese didn't come all the way to the mainland. Even in California, they'd be taking fire from countless gunners, average citizens with rifles and such hidden in their houses. That, my friends, is what is known as a militia. Actually they didn't even want to try it because they knew that the army would easily be able to stop them. Their land army wasn't nearly strong enough to attempt an invasion. The army was busy in Europe. In a country without something like the Second Ammendment, the Japanese would have had much less to fear, because they'd have a week or more before we could get half of our forces back to the States. >.> the army was not in Europe when we were attacked by Japan. First of all, our army wasn't ready to go to Europe, and second, Hitler declared war on us after Japan did. The whole reason he declared war on us was his loyalty to Japan. You're not very good at reading into what someone says, are you? I meant that while we were at war with Germany, Germany was our priority. We were more exposed to Japan than ever at that point, yet all of our gun-owning citizens kept the Japanese scared of attacking. One of Japan's top admirals said that very thing himself.
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Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 5:20 pm
King of the Wooden Spoons death angel712 King of the Wooden Spoons death angel712 King of the Wooden Spoons Now this, clearly, is why the Japanese didn't come all the way to the mainland. Even in California, they'd be taking fire from countless gunners, average citizens with rifles and such hidden in their houses. That, my friends, is what is known as a militia. Actually they didn't even want to try it because they knew that the army would easily be able to stop them. Their land army wasn't nearly strong enough to attempt an invasion. The army was busy in Europe. In a country without something like the Second Ammendment, the Japanese would have had much less to fear, because they'd have a week or more before we could get half of our forces back to the States. >.> the army was not in Europe when we were attacked by Japan. First of all, our army wasn't ready to go to Europe, and second, Hitler declared war on us after Japan did. The whole reason he declared war on us was his loyalty to Japan. You're not very good at reading into what someone says, are you? I meant that while we were at war with Germany, Germany was our priority. We were more exposed to Japan than ever at that point, yet all of our gun-owning citizens kept the Japanese scared of attacking. One of Japan's top admirals said that very thing himself. It wasn't that America had a lot of gun owners, but that Japan simply didn't have the manpower to occupy the mainland United States. While I'm sure our many gun lovers was a factor, it's not what stopped them. Besides, by the time our army was in Europe, our navy dwarfed the Imperial Fleet. They never would have been able to get a significant number of transport ships past us.
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Posted: Wed Jul 07, 2010 7:27 am
death angel712 Archduke wonderwaffle death angel712 Archduke wonderwaffle death angel712 Archduke wonderwaffle We Brits and the Frenchies were in Europe before any of y'all. stare Unfortunately for the French. That's true. Despite this, they did sort of make up for it with the resistance. The only thing the resistance did that really helped was slow down the german forces that were trying to get to the beaches on D-day. Beaches that we wouldn't have had to fight our way onto if the French hadn't failed so epicly to begin with. I agree with you on the last part, their army fought like panzies. However, The resistance played a key role in operation Overlord by gathering information and sabatoging key German outposts, etc. Oh I see. I've never heard of operation Overlord. Overlord = D-day.
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Posted: Wed Jul 07, 2010 9:31 am
Archduke wonderwaffle death angel712 Archduke wonderwaffle death angel712 Archduke wonderwaffle That's true. Despite this, they did sort of make up for it with the resistance. The only thing the resistance did that really helped was slow down the german forces that were trying to get to the beaches on D-day. Beaches that we wouldn't have had to fight our way onto if the French hadn't failed so epicly to begin with. I agree with you on the last part, their army fought like panzies. However, The resistance played a key role in operation Overlord by gathering information and sabatoging key German outposts, etc. Oh I see. I've never heard of operation Overlord. Overlord = D-day. I'm officially a dumb-a**.
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