I do hope you're joking at that comment.Pr0 InSaNiTy said:Thats just typical America. They think they did everything to win the war but they actually did fuck all.
On topic, first, you're watching the Simpsons, which is a comedy.
Secondly, America certainly did do quite a bit in Europe. In fact, the focus was on Europe first because Germany was the strongest of the Axis powers and considered the most dangerous. One Germany surrendered, America went all out to the Pacific. England's navy took care of the Atlantic and America's navy took on the Pacific. America's force was big enough to have fighting on both fronts. We just gave priority to the European front until Germany surrendered--then, it was out to some of the worst fighting conditions of the whole war in the Pacific. (Along with Australians and New Zealanders, who came and hung out with us down there.)
I don't understand why people from Allied countries would ever slam each other at all. That's ridiculous. We were on the same damn side. Does no one remember that "Special Relationship" business between England and America?
England held out alone (with its Commonwealth), nobly against the Germans. They were very admirable, brave and worth every bit of credit owed to them. However, it's not as though America just came by and twiddled their thumbs and did nothing.
Americans entered Paris to back the Free French resistance in August of 1944. Americans helped them liberate the city. That is likely what they're referring to.
They are certainly not saying that Americans did all the work in WWII and we're certainly not diminishing the role of England.
I should think that would be obvious.