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Was the US involvement in the Vietnam War conflict justified?
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Was the US involvement in the Vietnam War conflict justified?

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Yes, it was.

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Their ultimate goal was to prevent communism from spreading there.

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Its a controversial question, some people say its justified because the US was trying to prevent the spread of communism but others say its not because the US failed, and they lost the lives of many soldiers when they weren't really involved in their conflict anyway

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