Your Favorite American/Countryman?
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well, maybe more like four.That's why I said it was up for debate. There's people who think he left it in his plans to do it as payback to Japan and to establish themselves as #1. The A-Bomb was dropped only 3 months after his death.
but something of that magnitude would absolutely been prevented by Truman if Truman had wanted to (hell, he took a different stance on European colonies post-war than FDR would have, and that really caused more trouble than dropping the damn bomb(s) did)... so i think you had to give Truman the credit/blame no matter WHAT FDR's position on the matter would have been. -
eh, you're Canadian, it's fine. it's not like i know a hell of a lot about Canadian history beyond Canadians thinking the war of 1812 was a big success or something.Good point LOLOLOLOL you got me on that one chief. I can't believe I forgot about Truman. When I have time I gotta brush up on my American history dayum....
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Frederick Douglas, MLK, Bobby Seale, Susan B. Anthony
A more interesting question tho would be least favorite Americans -
weird question but interesting, i could probably make a list of a hundred people going back through history or considering many of my favorite entertainers. i guess off the top of the dome:
Jim Morrison, Stanley Kubrick, David Lynch, Bill Hicks, Walter Payton, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton -
i suppose this is also a good time to point out that a list of seven people is an absolute failure when it comes to picking one favorite person. there's nothing at stake here! boil it down to one!
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eh wasn't paying attention.. Stanley Kubrick it is then
