Nevereatrice
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It's always the democracy vs communism. Usa invaded Vietnam bec they want to stop communism from spreading into seaIMO, this is the best way they can provide security guarantees for Ukraine without explicit guarantees. Because once US companies start building infrastructure there etc, any attack of these can become a larger incident than what Russia would want.
I still believe that Z man here is just being played by the Europeans. Here so many history experts maybe they can tell us why Western Europeans hate Russians lol
Yes, that was the main justification the U.S. gave for its involvement in Vietnam. The U.S. government, especially under the policy of containment, wanted to prevent the spread of communism in Southeast Asia. This was based on the Domino Theory, which suggested that if one country (like South Vietnam) fell to communism, neighboring countries (such as Laos, Cambodia, and Thailand) would follow, eventually threatening U.S. interests in the region.
However, while stopping communism was the official reason, there were also strategic and geopolitical motivations. The U.S. wanted to maintain influence in Asia, support its allies, and prevent the Soviet Union and China from gaining more power in the region. Over time, the war became more about preserving U.S. credibility and avoiding the perception of defeat rather than just stopping communism.
To preserve hegemony
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