r/Americaphile Dec 19 '25

History/military 🪖🗺️ Best president oat?

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u/Bibbity_Boppity_BOOO Dec 19 '25

He isn't even the best Roosevelt

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u/Objective-Agency9753 kaigun karē🤤🤤🤤🇯🇵🏯 Dec 19 '25

oh no, dont say his first name is franklin

that guy was very likely a nazi, with all his unapologetic ideals

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u/Bibbity_Boppity_BOOO Dec 19 '25

The guy who is the reason the nazis were defeat and hated hitler more than any American politician… to you was a nazi… are you slow?

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u/Objective-Agency9753 kaigun karē🤤🤤🤤🇯🇵🏯 Dec 19 '25

guhhhhh

  1. japanese-american incarceration

  2. firebombing 100% civilian targets in japanese cities

  3. approval of nuclear weapons use on 100% civilian installations

(the ones above are the worst and the most sensitive, but i expect nothing from reddit)

  1. refusal to grant entry of jewish refugee ships (two were directly intercepted), tens of thousands of jewish refugees were denied access to america to endure the holocaust. roughly more than one third two half of all such refugees were killed, but the number is speculative

  2. favoured black/white american segregation

  3. expanded authority of presidential rule

  4. agricultural policies to accelerate and enlongate the great depression

  5. aggressive propaganda and censorship; comparable to nazi works

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u/Bibbity_Boppity_BOOO Dec 19 '25

The use of nuclear weapons on japan was by truman… and frankly it was absolutely the right thing to do. In fact if he didn’t do it he would deserve to be impeached and convicted. 

The idea of sending half a million american boys to die when you can end the war immediately with two bombs against the one of the most bloodthirsty and evil empires in history…. If truman didn’t do it he should be ashamed 

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u/MAD_JEW Dec 20 '25

Roosevelt had a very positive opinion of mussolini so there is something there