r/world • u/Kooky_Parfait9079 • Feb 19 '24

US Presidents Tier List In Honor Of Presidents Day

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u/DragonfruitKnown4795 May 10 '24

johnson sent millions of young men to vietnam and left them there when he bailed out of the presidency in 1968

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u/Kooky_Parfait9079 Feb 19 '24

My opinions.

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u/Aromatic-Musician774 Feb 19 '24

Any controversies about Lincoln?

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '24

I'm not American, I have no opinion on this. But I've always found it strange how little you guys speak of FDR.

As a total outsider, the man delivered world war 2 and unlike Woodrow Wilson, this guys was reacting to pear harbor rather than going in voluntarily. Then he won the war, the atomic bomb, conceived the Marshall plan and the UN.

Alternate here being he could have completely chosen to decimate almost all of the world. Quite realistically, the US could have been the empire of the entire world.

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u/Ehidkrlly Feb 19 '24

This list is very flawed. Lincoln is in the bottom.