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I meant to do this earlier along with which traitor legion is most American but had stuff to do.

None of them are particularly intended to be American.

Asking which one of them is coincidentally most American is a very subjective issue. I'll go ahead and say the Salamanders, both because they have slightly better equipment than their competitors, and because they stand up for the people who are too weak to stand up for themselves.

Tyranids.

 Jimsolo wrote:
None of them are particularly intended to be American.

Asking which one of them is coincidentally most American is a very subjective issue. I'll go ahead and say the Salamanders, both because they have slightly better equipment than their competitors, and because they stand up for the people who are too weak to stand up for themselves.

HA!

As an American, I find that to be a hilariously incorrect statement. At best, America's a cross between the Ultramarines, Dark Angels, and some degree of the Salamanders. But we certainly do not go to war for those incapable of defending themselves, or any other rose-tinted ideals.

 Wyzilla wrote:

 Jimsolo wrote:
None of them are particularly intended to be American.

Asking which one of them is coincidentally most American is a very subjective issue. I'll go ahead and say the Salamanders, both because they have slightly better equipment than their competitors, and because they stand up for the people who are too weak to stand up for themselves.

HA!

As an American, I find that to be a hilariously incorrect statement. At best, America's a cross between the Ultramarines, Dark Angels, and some degree of the Salamanders. But we certainly do not go to war for those incapable of defending themselves, or any other rose-tinted ideals.

It's okay. Cynics are allowed to have opinions too. Pretty sure these responses, incidentally, are the exact reason the OP's other threads about this were locked.

Locking for the same reasons as last time.