"Hitler caused WW II, not the American People" - Ron Paul

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Ron Paul responds to John McCain's claims that "isolationism" caused World World War II on Late Edition w/ Wolf Blitzer. The interview also covers foreign policy and Paul's Fundraising.

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[Marvin Hernandez]

World war I, The treaty of versai and Hitlers rise to power caused world war II so Mccain's partially right the U.S. sat by and watched it happen untill pearl harbor and in both world wars it suddenly didnt become ok when the us was attacked these sad and true facts. But the truth is usually ugly

[damanwidaplans]

I never had a father, I grew up a bastard! Jk. Point being, it's completely inappropriate to call the Soviet Union "Russia". Last time I checked Armenia is not Russia. Azerbaijan is not Russia. Belarus is not Russia. Georgia is not Russia. Lithuania is not Russia. Moldova is not Russia. Ukraine is not Russia. Uzbekistan is not Russia, etc. All these countries and some others I couldn't remember off the top of my head all belonged to the Soviet Union. Saying they're all part of Russia is stupid.

[HooptieHamburger]

I was addressing things you said, I cleared up the issue of calling the Soviet Union "Russia" twice, and you have severe emotional issues. You are obviously a troll, which is proof of major emotional issues. Tell me about your childhood relationship with your father.

[damanwidaplans]

No shit it was the Russian empire, dumb-ass. But it's inproper to call them ALL Russians. It wasn't ONLY Russians fighting from the SSR. Maybe you should talk about something relevant rather than trying to sound smart by bringing in a bunch of irrelevant bullshit. What are we talking about? World War 2, right? Yeah, nobody is talking about way after or before. Hell, you would have failed at writing a paper in any university. Stay on topic next time, retard.

[HooptieHamburger]

Were you raised to act like trash? If so, tell your parents I said congratulations on a successful mission.

Are you saying that the Soviet Union was not the Russian Empire? Do some basic research and learn the truth. I didn't say the U.S. was a superpower right after WW2 even aside from the nukes. I said we are now. Did you learn about the difference between past tense and present tense in school, if you went? We were a major power even during WW2. We've greatly advanced since then.

[damanwidaplans]

That's not accurate at all, dipshit. But what can you expect from someone who says the U.S. was a superpower after ww2 with or without nukes? Dumb-ass, nukes were the key for the U.S. Back during world war 2 the U.S. didn't have "crazy gadgets of destruction" Back then the v2 rocket was considered powerful, but that was german. So was the Tiger tank, but oh wait, that was german too. And the biggest army was the red army but wait that was Russian. Just stfu, you obviously don't know shit.

[HooptieHamburger]

Did you see what I said about how the Soviet Union was the Russian Empire, and that was called "Russia" for short?

[damanwidaplans]

Like you said, Russia was a state IN the Soviet Union. There are a shitload of countries that were part of the Soviet Union that do no = Russia. So it's just not proper to be calling Russia the Soviet Union, even though they were the centered group.

[HooptieHamburger]

Russia was a state in the Soviet Union, but the Soviet Union was the Communist form of the Russian Empire, which was called "Russia" for short. So, the word "Russia" is used to mean both a state and an empire. Using the second meaning of "Russia," Russia and the Soviet Union were the same thing. Today, Russia is just a country that was a former state in the Soviet Union.