The British burned our White House and such in 1812. After failing to retain colonial rule over the pre-US, as well as various European intrigues that set our interests at odds, relations with our current best ally were far from pleasant. I paraphrase:
Those three little pigs think they're so tough;
Well, if I can't blow them down
I'll blow them up!
Although, technically, it was the United States who invaded Canada to open the war. But nobody knows enough War of 1812 history to bring that up, so I'll just use the strikethrough button and...uh...er...eh...
damn you ZeaLitY!!As for you, Zeppy, Pearl Harbor and September 11 were not "just stupid. The former was a day that lived "in infamy," and, for that matter, so was the latter. Granted they were not as profound in terms of loss of life, limb, or land as has been inflicted upon other countries from time to time throughout history, but they were important attacks and to downplay them for ideological purposes displays not your ideology but your ignorance of American history.
Right! So now I can say I tear down n00bs before breakfast. Cheerio, all! Off to a cup of me liberal latte.