Vietnam

Was Vietnam War fought for right reasons? Yes and No

choing opponents of earlier American wars, critics of the Vietnam War often claim that the decision to intervene militarily in Southeast Asia was not only unwise but fundamentally unjust. The United States, they argue, waged war on behalf of an immoral, illegitimate South Vietnamese regime utterly lacking in popular support. But was the Vietnam War truly unjust? If so, by

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