haha, I noticed no one Fuck Yeah'd "sportsmanship" or "books" in that video.
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I don’t recall America winning two world wars either.
WW1 was America saying “no tea for us please” until the Germans were a bit silly with their Uboats, and WW2 was more of the same.
“World” Wars. Unlike the World Series.
WW1 was America saying “no tea for us please” until the Germans were a bit silly with their Uboats, and WW2 was more of the same.
“World” Wars. Unlike the World Series.
Yeah, America wasn't getting involved in Europe's bs till it too much bs and stank wafted it's way, then it joined and the war helped the allies push and win. The allies would most likely have won without America, but it would have taken a lot longer. Also America didn't lose a war against emos.
It seems my jab done in jest brought about a more serious discussion. It is interesting how different leadership tactics can bring about different outcomes and even how a successful leadership skill effectiveness is dependent on the social upbringing of the group.
Please expand on "leadership skills" - as in leadership of the conversation?
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Sadly we did not win a war against emo’s either
Ooooh, how I want to join in on this, but I won't because POLITICS IS NOT ALLOWED, so be civil and nice and Uncle 'BobFace won't have to get his big book of facts out and wrap you all over the knuckles with it, okay?
Just don't go looking for the results of the Nye Committee, right?
Just don't go looking for the results of the Nye Committee, right?
History isn’t politics. All our politicians are lizard people anyway.
I know. Sadly we’ll never get to discuss the emo war. Fun fact, the emo casualties were entirely self-inflicted.
With a foe like that you wouldn't even need to battle them. If you don't fight you don't win or loose.
Digging deeper and on a more serious note, some people postulate that one reason why it can be harder to plan against US military is not necessarily poor training or not following combat doctrine, but that it's the mix of cultures and people that gives various approaches to an objective. Can't remember the sources, so it could just be internet armchair generals venting their brain. I could definitely see various types of people giving variations from a core practice.
Really though, I could see that it would be real hard to get the last couple of an invasive species and exterminate them. A needle in a haystack. You'd have to expend a bunch of resources and manpower to sweep a whole continent.
And now we know what @Blind Owl finds fun. Just wash your hands afterwards.
funny enough i got a invite too, the owner is a nice guy (Stesig), not sure what "their goal is" but they are pretty professional, other wise don't know much about them.