Raspberries2 t1_iy1edxv wrote
Reply to comment by Kirito619 in On April 2, 1941, a Japanese foreign minister asked Pope Pius XII to speak to U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt, so as to avert "a war of mutual destruction” by marketrent
No. Japan was creating an empire which means many attacks on many nations were to come.
Coloradostoneman t1_iy2bcub wrote
I think they would have gone to some pretty extreme efforts to not go to war with us.
When you look at most of the basic industries for war, the US had a HUGE lead over the rest of the world. And the US industrial heartland was essentially untouchable. Nobody wanted to go to war with the US.
chronoboy1985 t1_iy206fo wrote
Not true at all. Read your history.
Kirito619 t1_iy1ejus wrote
An empire in Asia, they were not strong enough to wage war across the world.
CamelSpotting t1_iy1m860 wrote
The US and the Allies controlled a lot of Asia.
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