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3/1/2014 4:13:33 AM
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I'm surprised they don't cover the American revolution. Though I think I have a good idea of why they don't.
English
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Yeah it's not like it was a genuine loss. The British didn't lose, they went 'eh, -blam!- it' and pulled out of the conflict.
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Which is a loss no matter how you try and spin it.
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Its a loss in the sense that if someone challenges you to a race that you can't be bothered to run is a loss. They might view it as a win for themselves but you really don't care.
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Something the American's call a win when mentioned with Vietnam.......make up your mind.
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No one in America calls Vietnam a win, idiot. That's completely irrelevant to this sub-thread anyway.
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Actually a lot of American's refuse to say they lost....they just withdrawn. It was also a bit of a light hearted joke.
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[quote]Actually a lot of American's refuse to say they lost....they just withdrawn. [/quote]Yes because I'm sure you've talked to many americans over the subject. That was sarcasm by the way.
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This is the internet, 7/10 people online are Americans.
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And they could have won if they wanted to.
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Wonderful. Anything else you want to add?
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god save the queen
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Lmao.
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get rekt republic pleb
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What makes you think I'm Republic.
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because of all that one republic i cought you listenin to
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How... how did you know?
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Maybe sfter a long and expensive fight. The revolutionaries would have made it hell, and the English would loose more than was worth it. The revolutionaries new this, which is why the English backed off.
