How badly has your cunt been affected by war?

*Waiting for german replies*

It was awful
Transylvania was split in two and didn't become independent by the end

>>74493038
Supposedly it is responsible for establishing our national identity, but nothing really aside from that. And no I'm not talking about the Emu War

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Where do I even start

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>>74493379
here you go

Can we please say that we didn´t lose but almost won the wars?

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Considering the odds we fared off better than most.

>Of all the fighting european countries only 3 capitals remained unoccupied which were London, Moscow and Helsinki

Dog bless we even survived USSR expansionism with just few scratch

tons of bombs dropped on us by the Germans and Italians. Bad time to be a British colony in the middle of the fucking Mediterranean.

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>>74493038
Can't really complain.

We only lost our national pride while others lost WAY more.

Where is Paraguay?
Attacking 3 countries at the same time and stop after 90% of your population is dead

we're still suffering under the psychological trauma inflicted on us by the Germs

>>74496760
Weren't they crazier than the norks

oh we just lost half of our land, no big deal

>>74493038
Devastated. Everything of value was ruined, nearly a fifth of our population was dead, our former allies were now hostile to us and wielded nuclear bombs.

So, you could say things were pretty grim.

We always win.

The military-industrial complex and NSA surveillance state that liberals bitch about exists entirely because of a liberal Democrat president FDR who converted the entire US economy to a vast war machine, a transformation so total that no subsequent president has ever been able to change it back.

WWII and the Civil War mostly were the ones that affected American society deeply, also Vietnam to a fair extent.