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Actually, you are wrong too (person beneath me). The United States is the only nation where the native is the minority.Yes, we only took in how many what ever Jewish people, but we count on our large ethnic background for a lot of things! so, you are...partially right.

that is totally not true. America barely did anything because we were anti-semetic. plus we only took in less than 30000 Jews and we even turned Jews away.

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we founght for Jewish Freedom. Our country tried to stop the Germans and help any rescued Jews that same to our country.

Steady on!
  1. Between 1933 and 1941 the U.S. took in about 250,000 refugees from Germany and Austria. Obviously, this figure includes non-Jewish political refugees, but the number of Jews admitted was much higher than the figure given above. However, given the scale of the Holocaust, it was not as high as many would wish.
  2. The notion that the U.S. "fought for Jewish freedom" is very misleading. During World War 2 none of the Allies did anything specifically aimed at stopping the Holocaust.
  3. Obviously, the defeat of Germany had the side effect of ending the Holocaust, but it was not a war aim.
  4. It is should also be noted the it was the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor that brought the U.S. into World War and Germany's declaration of war on the U.S. The notion that the U.S. was somehow straining at the leash to fight for "Jewish freedom" is untrue, absurd and apt to encourage conspiracy theories.
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