I know that most of the EU is enormous on America hating right now, but you guys would make yourselves look a lot smarter by trying to understand how complex and diverse we really are in the US. There's a huge portion of our population, myself included, that hate and have always hated from the founding of our country, the imperialism, predatory capitalism and ignorance that the rest of the world pins on us (Thomas Jefferson and Ben Franklin fall squarely in this category). I and everyone I know vote against those things every time. Don't ball us up into one giant stereotype and throw us all down the drain.

And then there are those of us who hate apologetic jackasses like you.

Europe can go die in a fire; seems every time the stupid morons manage to set one, we have to be the ones to go **** on it and put it out.

Screw the EU, and screw 'socialism'.

Without America WW2 in Europe would have ended exactly the way it did - with the USSR kicking **** Germany to the curb so hard that the rest of the allies scrambled to grab France before them.

Now we get to play the "guess what grade he dropped out of school / stopped giving a **** about learning in."

My money's on 5th.

Wrong.

USSR, Great Britain and all the rest used US equipment and weapons until they could produce their own.

Little something called Lend-Lease.

Go look it up.

Edit: Oh,and my money is on you never graduated pre-school. LOL TEST....

Wrong.

USSR, Great Britain and all the rest used US equipment and weapons until they could produce their own.

Little something called Lend-Lease.

Go look it up.

And then there are those of us who hate apologetic jackasses like you.

Europe can go die in a fire; seems every time the stupid morons manage to set one, we have to be the ones to go **** on it and put it out.

Screw the EU, and screw 'socialism'.

WRONG!!! USSR had all their own equipment, just not a lot of it.

Seriously, go look up -

- T-26 and T-38 light tanks, T-24, T-28, T-34, and T-44 MBTs
- Illyushin fighter planes of WWII
- oh yeah, let's not forget the infamous Nagant rifles they used to get some of the highest sniper rates in WWII - far better riflemen than US troops for the simple fact that to defeat the germans, one rifle had to kill more than 30 enemy troops - and they came very close to that rate.

You need to learn some history, or at least defer to those who know it better instead of pretending like you know everything

Here's a good place to start: Some of the best gear of WWII came from the Russians

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_World_War_II_weapons_of_the_Soviet_Union

Without america you would be speaking Russian and starving under communism my friend.

But that's besides the point I'm talking about how each aspect of race is very related to how America is.

WRONG!!! USSR had all their own equipment, just not a lot of it.

Seriously, go look up -

- T-26 and T-38 light tanks, T-24, T-28, T-34, and T-44 MBTs
- Illyushin fighter planes of WWII
- oh yeah, let's not forget the infamous Nagant rifles they used to get some of the highest sniper rates in WWII - far better riflemen than US troops for the simple fact that to defeat the germans, one rifle had to kill more than 30 enemy troops - and they came very close to that rate.

You need to learn some history, or at least defer to those who know it better instead of pretending like you know everything

Here's a good place to start: Some of the best gear of WWII came from the Russians

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_World_War_II_weapons_of_the_Soviet_Union

USSR did reverse engineer a lot of things during the war, after all it was from supplying them better equipment and technology that they were able to make good things.

Not that I am discrediting their feats, to say that USSR did it all by themselves with no outside help is simply not true.

USSR did reverse engineer a lot of things during the war, after all it was from supplying them better equipment and technology that they were able to make good things.

Not that I am discrediting their feats, to say that USSR did it all by themselves with no outside help is simply not true.

Edit: Oh,and my money is on you never graduated pre-school. LOL TEST....

A Russian college professor invented NMR as part of his quantum mechanics class during the cold war - NMR is the predecessor of MRI, and it's used everywhere in science today. He never got a Nobel Prize.

USSR did reverse engineer a lot of things during the war, after all it was from supplying them better equipment and technology that they were able to make good things.

Not that I am discrediting their feats, to say that USSR did it all by themselves with no outside help is simply not true.

Amarrians - Fanatic Religious Fundamentalists who in history have been slave owners. The Bible Belt in America are heavily religious and in the past were slave owners before getting their ass handed to them in the Civil War.

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Kalashnikov copied the STG44, he will deny that it is so, but you only need to look at the rifles to see he is not telling the truth.

Yeah the Russians copied the masterful tank designs of the Americans. Are you for real?

It is by no means the best rifle, it was simply cheap, easy to produce, and had good reliability. Otherwise, there is nothing truly unique about it.

From what I've found it was a Galician-born American Physicist Isidor Rabi:

"Nuclear magnetic resonance was first described and measured in molecular beams by Isidor Rabi in 1938,[1] and in 1944, Rabi was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for this work.[2] In 1946, Felix Bloch and Edward Mills Purcell expanded the technique for use on liquids and solids, for which they shared the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1952."

The AK-47 heavily based upon the STG.44 which was the world's first assault rifle. You only need to look at the designs to see the striking similarities. the difference was that the AK-47 used a shorter version (7.62 x 39mm) of the 7.62 x 54 R round, while the STG.44 was a shorter version of the 8mm mauser hence the name "Kurtz". (7.92 x 33 mm) The bolt was based on the M1 Garand assault rifle. It is by no means the best rifle, it was simply cheap, easy to produce, and had good reliability. Otherwise, there is nothing truly unique about it.

Kalashnikov copied the STG44, he will deny that it is so, but you only need to look at the rifles to see he is not telling the truth.

I'm sorry but the mechanics of the two guns, the part that actually makes it go brap brap brap are actually fairly different. The fact that they look alike means practically nothing.

Anyway I don't read anything into it. It's like all the bs people try to read into star wars or lord of the rings etc. EVE has a detailed backstory, maybe it's actually about that?

From what I've found it was a Galician-born American Physicist Isidor Rabi:

"Nuclear magnetic resonance was first described and measured in molecular beams by Isidor Rabi in 1938,[1] and in 1944, Rabi was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for this work.[2] In 1946, Felix Bloch and Edward Mills Purcell expanded the technique for use on liquids and solids, for which they shared the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1952."

The AK-47 heavily based upon the STG.44 which was the world's first assault rifle. You only need to look at the designs to see the striking similarities. the difference was that the AK-47 used a shorter version (7.62 x 39mm) of the 7.62 x 54 R round, while the STG.44 was a shorter version of the 8mm mauser hence the name "Kurtz". (7.92 x 33 mm) The bolt was based on the M1 Garand assault rifle. It is by no means the best rifle, it was simply cheap, easy to produce, and had good reliability. Otherwise, there is nothing truly unique about it.

Kalashnikov copied the STG44, he will deny that it is so, but you only need to look at the rifles to see he is not telling the truth.

Not to mention that the 7.62mm is a damned heavy round for an assault rifle so it hits like a mule at longer ranges with better penetration than many contemporary rifles.