America hating commies explain why it was bad for the US to fight WW2

[SSG Snuggle Bunny]

This is why the Department of Education needed to be disbanded.


https://www.reddit.com/r/NoStupidQuestions/s/RIXuaOCMsO

[SVPete]

Where were the people on that thread getting their claim that "Right-Wingers" were the source of disagreeing with US participation in WW2?

WW2 kind of came to US shores with the Pearl Harbor attack, and for every, "FDR did to Japan," there are responses that stretch all the way back to the 1931 "Mukden Incident", the start of the Second Sino-Japanese War (did Hoover act in response to that?). Arguably, Japanese imperialism traces back to the First Sino-Japanese War, when Japan seized the island of Formosa and the Russo-Japanese War, from which Japan took over the Korean Peninsula, but WW1 kind of paused Japan's imperialist actions.

[SSG Snuggle Bunny]

If I had to guess, they're probably referring to post-WW1 isolationist sentiments.

Not to be confused with the sentiments of people like Joseph Kennedy.

[SVPete]

If I had to guess, they're probably referring to post-WW1 isolationist sentiments.

Not to be confused with the sentiments of people like Joseph Kennedy.

Pre-WW2 Isolationism seems to have been at least somewhat bipartisan.

Pre-WW2 Isolationism pretty much died at PH and with Hitler declaring war on the US. Paukenschlag killed any remnants.

Pre-WW2 Isolationism has few, if any, modern ideological descendants.

[SSG Snuggle Bunny]

Pre-WW2 Isolationism has few, if any, modern ideological descendants.

We're talking about the people who accept "The Southern Strategy" as gospel that the GOP courted the KKK.