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In reply to the discussion: question about the VN war and its veterans [View all]YarnAddict
(1,850 posts)26. "Thank you for your service"
and leave it at that. the VN war was nearly 50 years ago, and you aren't going to change anyone's mind on it at this point. so, there is really no point at all in discussing it.
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As the wife of a Vietnam Vet I do know some Vets think it was a mistake but they went,
Autumn
Mar 2014
#1
I did read it. I took issue with the "in public, make that point known to a VN vet" part.
Autumn
Mar 2014
#3
I agree, if a VN veteran is going to be absolutely belligerent that the VN war was right
Autumn
Mar 2014
#5
Again, this is not my logic ... it is yours ... BTW, I quit taking dares at about 12
MindMover
Mar 2014
#12
I agree the war was a mistake but I have no interest in re-fighting that old debate
pinboy3niner
Mar 2014
#14
I believe in holding a man to his word ... I know that is old fashioned, but that is me
MindMover
Mar 2014
#35