A) What crack are you smoking today?
B) Get a refund on your forum trolling lessons if you still can.
C) Stop blaming the history teacher for punishing you for your bad habits and shortsightedness. Just because you're one of the kids never in the class until 10-seconds before or after the bell rings doesn't mean the teacher is stupider than you for not letting you skip out on something that's good for you but you obviously want to avoid as much as possible. And if you're gonna make yourself look like a fool infront of class because you're about to wet and soil your pants like a 2-yo, I guess that's your buisness, but I'm assuming none of you kids - all smarter and more intelectualy mature than the teachers and staff lecturing you- have ever walked to your next class as swiftly as possible, deposited your bags and books and informing your teacher before the last minute you have to hit the restroom and apologize in advance for being a little late? (Always worked in my school classes and still to this day, letting people know you'll be a little late for whatever reason _before_ you know for a fact you're gonna be a little late, it's a courtesy that establishes trust and that portrays you as a mature and responcibile individual that won't light the boy's restroom on fire or drop the ball on a major proposal/client. When you showup, as promised and ready, you proved it.)
1.) I'm clean
2.) I'm not trolling. If I am wrong, then I am wrong. I don't know how to subtly introduce an idea (yet). I'm still learning how to do that. If I am creating an undue disturbance, I apologize. However, you are flaming me for the alleged trolling.
3.) I do not show up to class late, ever. My knees are (no joke) beginning to give out on me, and it's becoming quite hard to walk. My history teacher thinks I'm great, and if I need to go to the bathroom I ask either during a quiet time in class or at either the beginning or end. Fail troll.
The US did have a sphere of influence in the Pacific- the Phillipines, the Hawaiian islands, various atolls, and Alaska to a lesser extent. The US and Japan both wanted control of the world's largest body of water, and the Pacific war was therefore inevitable.
Not to mention the oil embargo on Japan, which gave the already militant regime in power all the more reason to lash out. This did not justify the war, it merely encited greater hostility. As for the nukes, they ended up saving more lives (on both sides) than would have been lost as a result of a D-Day style invasion of the mainland. The radiation poisioning and cancer were their horrid consequences, however.
Back on topic- the shooting of the sniper was
understandable, but that still does not make it right.
-Penguin
