--- In [email protected], Bhairitu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> shempmcgurk wrote:
> > --- In [email protected], Bhairitu <noozguru@> wrote:
> >   
> >> shempmcgurk wrote:
> >>     
> >>> The Americans spent 14 years in Vietnam fighting communism.  As 
a 
> >>> result of the anti-War American Left's efforts, the US 
abandoned 
> >>>       
> > South 
> >   
> >>> Vietnam and the communists took over.  During the 2 years 
> >>>       
> > immediately 
> >   
> >>> following the communists' victory, up to 4 million people of 
> >>>       
> > South East 
> >   
> >>> Asia were slaughtered by or as a result of the Communists, a 
> >>>       
> > figure far 
> >   
> >>> exceeding those that died during the entire 14 years of 
American 
> >>> involvement.
> >>>   
> >>>       
> >> We weren't there to fight communism.  That was just an excuse to 
> >>     
> > get us 
> >   
> >> there so we could take over the country for its resources which 
> >>     
> > belonged 
> >   
> >> to the people of Vietnam anyway.
> >>     
> >
> >
> > I see.
> >
> > Kinda like we did with the Japanese and the Germans after WWII 
when 
> > we subjugated those people and took all their resources.
> >
> > I am really bitter that we didn't get control of that all-
important 
> > rice noodle market.
> >
> >
> >   
> So when did Iraq attack us like Japan did?
> 
> Vietnam seemed to do okay without our help and are now a trading 
partner 
> which is something you "Mr. Capitalism" should be happy about.  Or 
is it 
> that you are a Xenophobe?



Not only Vietnam (where Bill Gates is revered as a God) but China is 
doing okay without our help...and both trade with us freely.

But both countries have much blood of their own people on their 
hands.  And that blood was shed under the guise of non-capitalist 
communism.

Gee, it's funny but both of the above named countries came around to 
capitalism.  Indeed, the argument can be made that there is purer 
capitalism and less government interference in the business sector 
(I'm not, of course, talking about human rights) in China than in 
America.

So maybe all the communism -- and al the murder, mayhem, death and 
suffering that that experiment entailed -- simply wasn't necessary?

Or are you saying, Beruitu, that it was necessary to have the 
holocaust to get where we are today?


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