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We could've won this war if we just escalated it more and stayed until 1980. The boomer hippie faggots are the only reason we lost.
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could've would've should've
you lost you stupid pig skinned inbred and that's all there is to it
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We couldn't escalate to a ground invasion, the only thing that could have made any difference, without drawing China into the war and as we experienced in Korea that would have been a massively expensive commitment with an uncertain outcome. All of that so some gooks can call their one party state capitalist system liberalism instead of socialism? Who cares nigga
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and i could have been a millionaire. Guess we arent that different after all
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call Mao's bluff and invade after wiping Hanoi off the face of the earth
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>could've would've should've
>you lost you stupid pig skinned inbred and that's all there is to it
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This. If America stayed in Vietnam and then invaded China, we'd be living in a utopia right now.

One might even call it Zootopia.
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