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We are talking about the vietnam war ... how were soldiers fighting in it retaining the freedoms of the US? Just wondering ...
by kgarten 6y ago
We are talking about the vietnam war ... how were soldiers fighting in it retaining the freedoms of the US?
Just wondering ...
- dragonwriter 6y ago> We are talking about the vietnam war ... how were soldiers fighting in it retaining the freedoms of the US? The soldiers that fought the Vietnam war didn't merely retain freedoms, they established practical, though not Constitutional, freedom from conscription.
- zeveb 6y agoWell, they were defending the freedoms of South Vietnam, which was a sovereign republic which was being invaded by another country. They were resisting international Communism, which had a goal of establishing Communist governments in every country, to include the United States. So by defending South Vietnam from its invader they were defending the United States.
- kgarten 6y agoNo, a coup in South Vietnam happened, that lead to starting the war. They were not invaded. Not arguing about the sovereign nation part, yet I recommend you read up a bit on the history (maybe not only US history books). vietnam war domino theory, haven’t heared that in a while. So the US was defending their freedoms against communism ... and lost? So they lost their freedom and communism took over the world? Watch Apocalypse Now and full metal jacket to see how freedoms were defended.