Vietnam War: Mistake or not

Charlie is a little shite

Total mistake. The domino effect was not real.

Might have been the first time Americans en masse realized our government was an absolute piece of shite that doesn't give a frick about the money they take from us or the lives of its people.

There are a lot of defenses for it. And there are a lot of arguments against it. It's not a yes or no easy question.

considering the geopolitical events at the time the United States is right to pick up where France was unable the problem was We let the politicians fight it and not the generals

We had won the war but the North Vietnamese Russians and Chinese knew that if they just kept up the pressure that the politics back in America would shake our country's will to win

And the way we treated the returning vets was absolutely shameful

If we don't fight this war, communism will spread. Our young men need to die to contain it there.

2023: communism is everywhere.

Just another example of the US sticking it’s nose where it doesn’t belong. The Gulf of Tonkin incident was another in a now long line of false flags.

It seemed to change everything here

The war was perpetrated by professional soldiers using the blood of ordinary citizens.

The professional soldier has no legitimate place in US society. He is the usurper of Washington, Jefferson, and Hale.

The Tet Offensive, the turning point of the war, was in fact a military failure for NV

Giap & other NV generals were flabbergasted to see the US Media portray it as a success