Why should America have stayed out of the Vietnam war?

First, during the Indochina war, the United States opposed the creation of itself and supported the colonial power in fighting the war to maintain that colony.

During these wars, Ho Chi Minh first came to America to seek aid to make free Vietnamese nation. America has not helped him because he tends to communist.

Even if it is not widespread, the US can only fight for democracy.

In 1964, the Gambot of North Vietnam continued to attack Maddox. (This case has been discussed, but it has never been proved to be true or false.) Two days later, another incident occurred, which turned out to be wrong. This is called Tokyo Bay Event.

For this reason, Congress empowered President Johnson to support Southeast Asian countries under the threat of communism. This basically started the US participation in the Vietnam War.

American USA during the Vietnam War can choose to fight in Vietnam, which can also make Vietnam Communist. If the Vietnam becomes a communist, the United States is worried that the whole of Southeast Asia will continue (http://www.choices.edu/resources/supplemental_fogofwar_vietnam.php). Even if America fears the future war, there is no reason to remain unpopular and chiefly incompetent war. - A typical Christian wedding includes a venue where a bride can wear a traditional white dress / dance dress in a dress. She usually has flower bouquets and small bottles in her hands. The groom wears a bow or tie and a black and white tuxedo.

There are some exceptions. Tran Van Dinh was a former diplomat from the southern part of Vietnam, stayed in the United States and had novels about the Vietnam War "no passengers in the river" (1965) and 2 books "Blue Dragon, White Tiger" (1983) I wrote. As a precocious child, I read everything about war, I got acquainted with the latter at a public library in my house in San Jose, California, and I was confused about the anomaly. Still, I know that it is rare for Vietnamese writers to find war in the United States and listen to Vietnamese people in the American mainstream.

In the United States, in most cases it is called "Vietnam War" and in Vietnam it is called "American War" or "War against Americans to save America". Although not clearly defined from the beginning, many historians believe that the Vietnam War began when the US Marine Corps arrived in Vietnam with 21,000 US military advisers on March 8, 1965. Prior to this, the consultant did not play an unpleasant role in the fight between North Vietnam and the Vietnamese Communist forces. When the Paris peace agreement was signed on January 27, 1973, the United States continued to support the South Vietnam War until Congress blocked all military funds in 1974, but the US participation in the war was officially finished.