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Originally Posted by Kurfürst
Uhm, it was Britain who did declare war on Germany, refused German peace offers during the war (several times in fact), and it was Britain who started bombing German cities.
To put it like the poor British were 'forced' to fight back against an agression is pure BS.
They had a choice in the matter. It was the Brits who choose war, and it was the Brits to choose to wage that war by targetting the enemy cities and civillian population itself.
Don't blame it anyone else. Britain was not 'attacked' and Britain was not fighting 'back'. Britain wanted to fight and it wanted to fight in this rather dirty way. At least be a man about it.
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You're seriously playing the 'poor old Germany' card?
The Brits did chose war. And as a Brit I'm quite proud that they took a stand against a man as pathetically egotistical as Hitler.
He was warned that if he invaded Poland that Britain and France would declare war. He didn't believe them, more fool him. They guy was an idiot and his people paid a heavy price because of, and NEVER forget this, him.
And the first air raids of WW2 on civilians were carried out by the LW in Poland.
Like I said, they set the tone.
As for Britain fighting in a dirty way, how about the deliberate starvation of people In eastern europe by nazi Germany? Is that clean? Or the industrialisation of executions? Or the many air raids that they carried out?
At the end of it all there is one man responsible, and he took the cowards way out, hiding in a bunker whilst he continued to let his people die.
As a Brit I'm not proud of Dresden or hamburg but Adolf didn't care so why should I?
To blame the british for starting the war smacks of nazi sympathy speak.
So are you? It would explain a lot.