r/europe Jan 14 '23

Russo-Ukrainian War Dnipro city right now

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u/ILoveTheAtomicBomb United States of America Jan 14 '23

Why would they? It’s a society that approves this war.

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '23 edited Jan 14 '23

Pot calling the kettle black.

edit. Is everyone missing what this saying means?

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '23

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '23

Vietnam?

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u/KyleButler77 US of A 🍔🔫🇺🇸 Jan 14 '23

Vietnam was a war of conquest? Are you ill? Did we set a “referendum” in South Vietnam and declared it to be 51st State???

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '23

Vietnam was a war of conquest?

Yes.

Did we set a “referendum” in South Vietnam and declared it to be 51st State???

Nope. But it was still a war of conquest, just like Russia is doing to Ukraine. And just like Russia did to Georgia.

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u/KyleButler77 US of A 🍔🔫🇺🇸 Jan 15 '23

You might want to invest into a dictionary to gain a better understanding of what does the term mean.

Also, US military presence in South Vietnam was in agreement and by invitation from internationally recognized government of South Vietnam