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JCOSU86;1723729; said:"We are not going to attack part 9"
Ttown;1723749; said:I thought you are the pride of New Rumley, Ohio.
He was a Michigan Man, headed up a group calling itself the "Michigan Vulvarines' or some such name.Bucky Katt;1723738; said:George Armstrong Custer, the pride of New Rumley, Ohio.
Gatorubet;1723771; said:He was a Michigan Man, headed up a group calling itself the "Michigan Vulvarines' or some such name.
He needed linemen at the battle but chose to go with slot backs. Like I said, a W*lv*r*n*.
The KSB;1723653; said:Absolutely, Custer was on a mission for glory. It drove him to many stupid decisions. He sacrificed many tactical advantages for speed and audacity any number of which, including bringing along his automtic weapons, would have or could have changed the outcome of the battle.
Taosman;1723708; said:Sure. Let's just ignore the facts. The man was an arrogant idiot who was thinking of becoming President and lost any reasoning he might have had.
It's called delusions of grandeur. It's psychotic. Military leaders who screw up that badly and survive are removed in disgrace. As he would have been had he some how survived. Reno and Benteen performed admirably that day and the next.
MolGenBuckeye;1723862; said:So, to sum up:
Custer is no hero. If he did have a technological bris and accepted the A-Bomb for use on that day, he might indeed have killed 1,000,000 Japanese and become president. However, in the process, he would have destroyed Little Bighorn National Monument, which is a national treasure.
DaytonBuck;1723713; said:Give it long enough and the Irish really will ruin anything
MolGenBuckeye;1723862; said:So, to sum up:
Custer is no hero. If he did have a technological bris and accepted the A-Bomb for use on that day, he might indeed have killed 1,000,000 Japanese and become president. However, in the process, he would have destroyed Little Bighorn National Monument, which is a national treasure.
ORD_Buckeye;1723902; said:I think it was a reversal of the usual dynamic of the old west. This time around, the Indians distracted the cavalry with whiskey.
MolGenBuckeye;1723862; said:So, to sum up:
Custer is no hero. If he did have a technological bris and accepted the A-Bomb for use on that day, he might indeed have killed 1,000,000 Japanese and become president. However, in the process, he would have destroyed Little Bighorn National Monument, which is a national treasure.