PamC

Oh, bless your heart, Mr. Trump, @WhiteHouse, Let's set the record straight, shall we? The U.S. did NOT win all these wars, and your smugness is as misplaced as your understanding of history. First off, let's talk about those world wars you so proudly claim the U.S. "won." Newsflash: the U.S. didn't waltz into World War I until 1917, after three long years of fighting, and World War II until December 1941, after Pearl Harbor. So, while you were busy with your bone spurs, the rest of the world was already knee-deep in trench warfare and blitzkriegs. But let's not stop there. The U.S. didn't exactly "win" every conflict. Vietnam? A withdrawal in 1975 after years of quagmire. Korea? An armistice, not a victory. And let's not forget the War of 1812, where your ancestors got their clocks cleaned by us Canadians...or should I say, colonizers, because, you know, technicalities. Battles like the Battle of Queenston Heights and the Defence of York were Canadian victories, thank you very much. And while we're at it, let's give credit where it's due. Canadians have a stellar military history beyond just being your neighbors. The Battle of Vimy Ridge in World War I? A defining moment for Canada, not the U.S. The Dieppe Raid in World War II? Canadian bravery, American absence. And outside the world wars, the Battle of Medak Pocket in the 1990s? Canadian peacekeepers holding the line while others twiddled their thumbs. So, before you pat yourself on the back for "winning everything," maybe crack open a history book. Or better yet, ask someone who actually knows what they're talking about. Your pompous attitude might play well in your echo chamber, but out here in the real world, it's just embarrassing. Sincerely, A proud descendant of a military family who knows better.