<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by lander:
Under my logic? George Washington?
Are you stating that a revolution and an occupation are synonymous?
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Well, lets see.
Both of those situations are military aggression against the local recognized government.
Both are aimed at creating a more democratic representation.
Both involved lopsided military situations and a fair amount of civilian casualties (though of course, the British forces managed to blow their superiority in the historical scenario).
Neither are imperialistic wars of conquest, such as those of Germany or even the USSR.
So yes, there is a fair amount of comparison to be drawn there. And yes, by your logic, GW would have been flayed alive before he ever got a chance to become President.
You are so cute when you roll your eyes by the way.
Under my logic? George Washington?
Are you stating that a revolution and an occupation are synonymous?
Well, lets see.
Both of those situations are military aggression against the local recognized government.
Both are aimed at creating a more democratic representation.
Both involved lopsided military situations and a fair amount of civilian casualties (though of course, the British forces managed to blow their superiority in the historical scenario).
Neither are imperialistic wars of conquest, such as those of Germany or even the USSR.
So yes, there is a fair amount of comparison to be drawn there. And yes, by your logic, GW would have been flayed alive before he ever got a chance to become President.
You are so cute when you roll your eyes by the way.