The French Revolution wasn't "leftist" in modern meaning of this word, back in the days so called "classical liberals" were considered left

I do not share your distinction between liberals and ape people 😄

It wasn't a working class revolution, it was a bourgeois revolution

It depends how do you define "ape people" I guess

It was a British revolution...

Hmpf?

Payback

For America

Oh, yeah, you could say so

Damn, drawing is fun

Even if it's 12yo tier drawing

Shit, only after I finished I found out how to turn dynamic drawing in gimp

Like, the pressure detection n shiet

As an American I’m so disappointed in the failure of the empire

But at least they saved Poland right?

*gets occupied by the USSR*

R-right?

Hope it was worth it Britain.

I don't get what you mean tbh

Britain's empire collapsed as a result of being financially drained from WWII

They even tried paying the US for arms in colonies but FDR wasn't interested.

Kek, I didn't know that
I still don't get the "they saved Poland" part

Well they started the war over Poland.

As if they were gonna save it.

But it just ended up in the hands of Stalin.

>started the war

Only on paper

They did.

Versailles was toilet paper after the first annexation, then there was 3 more and only on the 5th attempt did Britain finally decide that Versailles was worth something, and did their job.

It was "enforced" at Britain's convenience. That treaty didnt mean a thing.

>after the first annexation
Nah, even earlier, after Reich's remilitarisation I'd say

That too, and putting troops in the Rhineland.

Weirdly enough though Hitler stayed compliant to Versailles naval limitations until fucking 1943

For whatever reason. I assume just sheer lack of material.

Britain should’ve stayed out of the war by not allying with Poland

Should’ve declared war only when America was up for it

Yeah they could have just done nothing and been far better off.

Ehh

Germany had to be contained to the west but if Belgium and France stayed unannexed

The US never would've had a need to go to war without the UK fighting though.

A lot of the push for the US to enter the war was due to them selling equipment to Britain and u-boats sinking their supply ships.