I used to live very close to Oradour and it is a sombre reminder of inhumanity, but I don't understand the context of a massacre of unarmed civilians by the Germans on European nations being able to defend themselves.
Maybe next time skip a museum and go and visit the miles of headstones at the allied war cemeteries before telling me you don't need the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and other non-european help to stop yourselves from killing each other. Remember Bosnia, when the EU sat on their hands and the Dutch troops stood by and watched genocide take place?
I'm more than happy for Europe to form an 'army club' and have some new badges, but when, and it will, it all goes wrong and you start killing each other again, don't expect us to pick up the tab with the blood of youth again. I wish you well, but if you want responsibility, you have to take responsibility and all it entails.
Last edited by minigundiplomat; 10th Nov 2020 at 20:35.