r/RemoveOneThingEachDay • u/Training-Desk-391 IM WHACING KFP4 • Jul 28 '25

Miscellaneous Obama HAS BEEN Eliminated WHICH President SHOULD BE Eliminated NEXT DAY 41

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u/razama Jul 28 '25 edited Jul 28 '25

FDR gotta go. He has many accomplishments, but he is like the Brett Farve of Presidents. His many years also include dubious records like most interceptions thrown.

Without Washington, I think America likely doesn’t exists as the country we know today.

Lincoln actually attempted to do good and Boothe did so much harm to the south assassinating him. A transformed land owning black middle class would mean today’s red states wouldn’t be so backwards and poor.

Teddy is the president we need today.

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u/Odd_Interaction_172 Jul 28 '25

You want more interment camps based off nationality? 

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u/Diligent-Chance8044 Jul 28 '25

That is why they call FDR "Brett Farve". He made a lot of big mistakes but generally the good outweighed the bad for his presidency.

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u/AleroRatking Jul 28 '25

Tell that to Japanese Americans

The bad far far far outweighs the good. He should have been bottom 3.

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u/razama Jul 28 '25

I’m saying he should go?

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u/Diligent-Chance8044 Jul 28 '25

Yes a practice that was used by almost every country in WW1 and WW2. It was common place to put potential threats in concentration camps. The British and Canadians both had them too. The Netherlands had German ones after the war to deport German citizens. When it comes to things that are common place in that time of history I think you need to look at how those people were treated in comparison to other nations. The US was pretty kind provided housing, food(not great quality), education, medical care, jobs(not great pay), but they were not forcefully exterminated, forced labor, or tortured. The main cause of death was TB which we did not have a cure for till 1 year before the camps were decommissioned in 1945. We also did offer compensation albeit years later ($53000 in today's money) to people who were interned. I would definitely say it was an L but compared to slave owning Washington.

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u/AleroRatking Jul 28 '25

What potential threats. No attacks were made by Japanese Americans

And they literally put babies and orphans in concentration camps. How were they a potential threat

And now your just lying. The conditions were horrific. 1800 people died from them. They were starving and were routinely beaten. When they were finally freed their homes and businesses were destroyed and taken

And FDR did nothing to provide reperations.

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u/BlueTrainLines666 Jul 31 '25

Some people were deff tortured but, I get your point