Message from @DOSagain

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and who wants him at the moment. Good or bad?

2019-04-10 19:19:13 UTC  

russia might take him :^)

2019-04-10 19:33:02 UTC  

yeah uh

2019-04-10 19:33:04 UTC  

that's not ok

2019-04-10 19:49:09 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/372513679964635138/565624333683392522/main-qimg-503d39d8adcfcfc1d39a62a8fac8e059.png

2019-04-10 19:54:20 UTC  

@Broo TulsiGang 2024 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 it's saying it's a quagmire everyone wishes was over already

2019-04-10 19:54:32 UTC  

i don't see a problem

2019-04-10 19:56:38 UTC  

Interesting perspective

2019-04-10 21:37:07 UTC  

To use the expression "Vietnam" is to see a situation or conflict as a unwinnable slog, where no matter how much effort or resources you pour in you never seem to get the upper hand. Don't see why it should cause *offense* since it's very widely used

2019-04-10 21:38:11 UTC  

@Tero yes I agree

2019-04-10 21:39:24 UTC  

are you american?

2019-04-10 21:41:09 UTC  

no

2019-04-10 21:42:01 UTC  

sheiit

2019-04-10 21:42:13 UTC  

can an american chime in then lol

2019-04-10 21:44:28 UTC  

A huge problem of a Vietnam scenario is you have politicians that refuse to do what the situation demands so they kick the can down the road in hope that someone else cleans up after them while the mess becomes worse by the day

2019-04-10 21:45:23 UTC  

Sounds like Brexit alright

2019-04-10 21:46:13 UTC  

@Nordhand That sounds more like an Iraq/Afghanistan scenario

2019-04-10 21:47:22 UTC  

It fits everywhere you have politicians that think party before everything else

2019-04-10 21:51:31 UTC  

Basically its both

2019-04-10 21:51:36 UTC  

what needed to be done in vietnam but people refused?

2019-04-10 21:52:30 UTC  

Vietnam became a shit show because communist influence in media. It caused the American support to be lost. In turn showing all enemies the key weakness in the US war machine.

2019-04-10 21:53:05 UTC  

Even on a military scale it wouldn't have been won.

2019-04-10 21:53:15 UTC  

Not to mention the geopolitics

2019-04-10 21:53:38 UTC  

Debatable. The military scale was slowly lost over time as public support wained.

2019-04-10 21:54:00 UTC  

The fact out "allies" didnt really commit either.

2019-04-10 21:54:46 UTC  

But they were cutting war budget with the decrease in public support almost on par in speed.

2019-04-10 21:54:58 UTC  

Can't win a war when the people in charge do not want to fight the war they did start

2019-04-10 21:55:57 UTC  

Vietnam was lost in DC first and years later in Vietnam

2019-04-10 21:56:04 UTC  

The public support greatly influenced the war, undoubtable. However the public only got so disgusted after the conflict had gotten so dirty because the US started committing atrocities because they weren't making any gains

2019-04-10 21:56:11 UTC  

And the shit part. The communist control of the media in this was so great, the Vietnam vets were the first vets actively disposed upon return.

2019-04-10 21:56:35 UTC  

Dispised

2019-04-10 21:56:48 UTC  

well

2019-04-10 21:56:57 UTC  

I wouldn't go as far as calling it communist control, not to forget that the whole casus belli of the war was a forgery too

2019-04-10 21:56:59 UTC  

firebombing civilian kids prolly didn't help their case :^)

2019-04-10 21:57:49 UTC  

Communist countries by that point had bought much of the media off. Something the USSR was well known for having done.

2019-04-10 21:58:15 UTC  

You have the famous picture of the Vietnam prisoner that was executed. It did have a huge impact on the war efforts. But in truth the person that was executed was a horrible monster that did murde and rape the kids of South Vietnam officers