Not really true

Like I know we enter wars over stupid shit but come on

not seen them, still try to leave seeing new shit until I see it in game

*and since im not really playing it anymore*

Imagine using google chrome 🤢

Its more like "guys we dont wanna get involved please lets not get unvolved"
"Well this is AMERICA and we are gonna vring OUR BIG SWINGING DICK OF DEMOCRACY WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT"

MURICA

@coattailsandbowties imagine getting elitist over a phone browser

well, that conception of themselves only really developed after ww2 as far as I can tell

Chrome guzzles more ram than craw does dick.

Lol

the americans joining the war gave a big morale boost and they helped a lot

@AstroTorch i think that started after the declaration tbh

@tequila

Didn't America join cuz Germans tried detonating a bomb in america

and if the war had gone longer the americans would have played an evenb igger role

True though

Fun fact guys

Ew

Go on

Fuck sake Jamie my sides

@greydudebro they joined because a german u-boat sunk an american civilian ship carrying ammunition

Ah that makes sense

Oooof

Ty

@tequila I was referring to the Zimmerman Telegram

I asked some of the top military advisors whether we might have a world war in our lifetime and he said "quiet possible "

And then next time around it was pearl harbour.

Yay

@mastertheif042 Didn't specify

Purge the populous

aye but it was totally justified cause it was carrying war material

A telegram was sent, and intercepted by the British, that promised Mexico some of their former US territories if they aided the Germans.

Mexico actually considered it which is hilarious

Another fun fact
A world wide conflict usually precedes/follows a large shift in global powers

Among the many, many, reasons why they balked, this is one of my favorites:

Mexico sent self loading rifles they made to Germany

Even if by some chance Mexico had the military means to win a conflict against the United States and reclaim the territories in question, Mexico would have severe difficulty accommodating and pacifying a large English-speaking population that was better supplied with arms than most civilian populations."

America is a hegemon
China is trying to become a hegemon

Hence the Mondragon