system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Love America, love GW but surely you dont think he was one of the most innovative generals in human history? There are many more generals who are American who have been more innovative, compared to HUMAN history. 

Unless maybe I am mistake and you’re referring to someone else? Still, America’s victory in the Revolutionary War was due to popular opinion and guerrilla warfare rather than good leadership on the battlefield. Although to his credit George did do a good job crossing the Delaware. Besides that there weren’t many outright victories he commanded, and I can’t think of any innovations really.

GW’s true contributions are from what he did as America’s first president and his example as a politician. Helped prevent an American dictator or king, which is critical to America’s identity.
gpt
George Washington was the Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army, and he had many generals under him that were true military geniuses. The guerrilla warfare you mentioned can be credited to Nathanael Greene, the general in charge of the Southern Campaign, and a significant reason why the British lost. Even that traitorous bastard Benedict Arnold had some moments of pure brilliance