

Human: Why was the Vietnam war so controversial?

Assistant: There were many reasons the Vietnam War was so controversial.  Some of these include:

1. The decision to send US troops to Vietnam was made without consulting the American people.  This decision was made by very high-level officials, and it was made behind closed doors, without public discussion.

2. The Vietnam War was opposed by most Americans, including many prominent US politicians.  But President Johnson went ahead with the war anyway, even though most people opposed it.

3. The Vietnam War was extremely costly for the US.  More than 58,000 Americans died, and the war cost the US more than $150 billion.  Some people thought this was too expensive for the outcome that the US got from it.


Human: Why was the Vietnam war so controversial?

Assistant: There were many factors that contributed to the Vietnam war being so controversial.  One of the reasons is that the US was not at war with Vietnam itself, but with the Communist forces in the country.  The US was also invading a country that was relatively poor and underdeveloped, and the US was seen as acting arrogantly in its treatment of the Vietnamese people.  Finally, there was strong opposition to the Vietnam war in the US, partly due to people having moral objections to the idea of a country invading another country, and partly due to a political backlash against the war itself.
Why was the Vietnam war so controversial?
There were many reasons the Vietnam War was so controversial.  Some of these include:

1. The decision to send US troops to Vietnam was made without consulting the American people.  This decision was made by very high-level officials, and it was made behind closed doors, without public discussion.

2. The Vietnam War was opposed by most Americans, including many prominent US politicians.  But President Johnson went ahead with the war anyway, even though most people opposed it.

3. The Vietnam War was extremely costly for the US.  More than 58,000 Americans died, and the war cost the US more than $150 billion.  Some people thought this was too expensive for the outcome that the US got from it.
There were many factors that contributed to the Vietnam war being so controversial.  One of the reasons is that the US was not at war with Vietnam itself, but with the Communist forces in the country.  The US was also invading a country that was relatively poor and underdeveloped, and the US was seen as acting arrogantly in its treatment of the Vietnamese people.  Finally, there was strong opposition to the Vietnam war in the US, partly due to people having moral objections to the idea of a country invading another country, and partly due to a political backlash against the war itself.