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I suggest you look into War Is A Racket, by Major General Smedley Butler, 1935. Then you'll see the US's reasons for war, and how Vietnam was quite the success (for our banking industry anyway)
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#62
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And before you go off about the Tet Offensive, that is more the err of humans than America's military might. The vietnamese declared a cease fire and then dishonoured it.
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#63
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I hope you realize that nobody here takes a single thing that you type seriously and the only reason anyone refutes the crap that you have been spewing is in preparation for the off-chance some unfortunately manipulable soul browsing these forums sees your viewpoints running unopposed.
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There you go, we still won militarily, just public opinion changed. | |||
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hallo vietnam was a proxy war. ussr was nearly our equal in military tech back then
even still north vietnamese died at nearly a 20-1 rate compared to americans. they just made the war more trouble than it was worth | ||
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PATRIOTISM, n. 1) The inability to distinguish between the government and one's 'country'; 2) A highly praiseworthy virtue characterized by the desire to dominate and kill; 3) A feeling of exultation experienced when contemplating heaps of charred 'enemy' corpses; 4) The first, last, and perennial refuge of scoundrels. | |||
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