Galactic Council: “Ceasefire!”, Humanity: “What? We're Just Getting Started!” | HFY | A Sci-Fi Story

Galactic Council: “Ceasefire!”, Humanity: “What? We're Just Getting Started!” | HFY | A Sci-Fi Story
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[@davidgray3061]

The title makes me think how America first interd WWI. France: Retreat the German are advancing America: Retreat? Hell we just got here.

[@subninja8069]

And some attacked our boats... some aliens .... "DON'T ...ATTACK... THERE.. BOATS!!

[@TR1P0DL1F3]

I feel like these are heavily influenced by @thefatelectrician.

[@davidturner4824]

Great story, but in reality, we are up against civilizations that are hundreds of thousands and millions of years old. I don't we would ever be able to catch up with their technology, even if we tried. We would have to have their permission for any colony we might try to start in the future.

[@MGTOW222]

The U.S entered both World Wars after the UK, Australia,NZ, Canada and other Allies did the hard yards first.

[@peterhall8572]

In all fairness the US was in no position Militarily to enter either war In the beginning even if they had wanted to, The armed forces before WW2 were almost non existent

[@MandrakeDCR]

And we supplied their hard yards while we built up our military to be able to come join them. We had a few hundred thousand troops and outdated hardware before the wars. We had millions upon millions by the end, with insane advancements in hardware along the way. Kinda tired of this crap. It was a converted effort. If the US hadn't joined in, we would have lost, if everyone had not already fought their arse of, we would have lost. If we hadn't worked together to the very end, we would have lost.

[@Rebellion90s]

@@MandrakeDCR I think if US hadn't joined we would have Red Alert in real life, if the Axis won, it's going to expand, if the Allied won, what can be guaranteed that Stalin wouldn't expand as how it's went in the game?

[@MandrakeDCR]

@@Rebellion90s Those are possible to a degree, but the wars did show us just how fast, adaptable, and brutal the Americans can be if required. It's one thing to just be the "world police" or a pain in the butt on the world stage... but if push comes to shove, it has basically become a certainty that Americans are basically insane if you actually try to sincerely hurt them. Even in this latest powder puff generation it's still bred-in somehow, I've seen it. They've just been fed a bunch of crap about their furies and calms, and just don't know where to aim them. Give 350 million people a reason to zero in and focus all their rage, resources, and effort on just you? Yeah, it's pretty much over. The only positive is that they are compassionate on the flip side. Things like the Berlin Airlift with the UK and such. Who knows? All we know is what did happen. Hopefully we don't kick off another world war in the near future. It's getting dicey out there :\

[@murphymmc]

Chamberlain set up the Appeasement Policy with Hitler, conceding much, accomplishing little. Those policies helped Hitler, ultimately encouraging him to attack Britain using the resources from those Appeasements. Compromising with evil never works as expected.

[@CosmicCreatorsHFY]

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