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Quote by: dilligras Oooooo, the bad 'ol Americans, killin' everyone in sight........what a crock.
Got any hard data to back up those characterizations? I doubt it.
One of the obvious drawbacks to having more than one uniform per side in a conflict, is that troops tend to shoot first and ask later when they see one they don't recognize.
That would appear to me to be a strong argument against using "coalitions" in a conflict, oui? |
I have all the hard data I need. My relatives fought in WWII. They actually heard about such things happening. As for your argument regarding coalitions, the Canadians fought well with the British in WWII both doing most of the fighting whilst the Americans sat back and waited for us to clear the way for them. Americans were famous for friendly-fire killings, a fact kept quiet after the war. Too bad my relatives already knew everything. What do you think the Canadian/British forces were but a coalition? Please do not injure your brain in future. It may lead to consequences.
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