Difference between revisions of "Debate:Was the American involvement in the Vietnam War justified?"
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| − | The amount of American lives spent to support a largely unpopular war (There and Here) was ridiculous, and what to stop the spread of an ''idea''? Most of the Vietnamese people supported communistic principles and Ho Chi Minh. Plus in 1975, it ''still'' became a communist country when the South collapsed. | + | The amount of American lives spent to support a largely unpopular war (There and Here) was ridiculous, and what to stop the spread of an ''idea''? Most of the Vietnamese people supported communistic principles and Ho Chi Minh. Plus in 1975, it ''still'' became a communist country when the South collapsed.--[[User:Snotbowst|Snotbowst]] 14:33, 17 May 2008 (EDT) |
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To prevent the spread of communism, Yes. Whether or not we won is irrevlant. You can't win them all, and we chose to lose in DC not VC. --Wally 12:42, 26 June 2007 (EDT)
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The amount of American lives spent to support a largely unpopular war (There and Here) was ridiculous, and what to stop the spread of an idea? Most of the Vietnamese people supported communistic principles and Ho Chi Minh. Plus in 1975, it still became a communist country when the South collapsed.--Snotbowst 14:33, 17 May 2008 (EDT)