Billionaire Quote by Kurt Vonnegut Jr

“I mean, remember what the Vietnam War was fought for, after all. The Vietnam War was fought to prevent Vietnam from becoming a successful…

— Noam Chomsky

“The Vietnam War was definitive in the lives of those who served. But those who made it home, never fully returned. My story was…

— Joseph M. Puglia

“There is at the outset a very obvious and almost facile connection between the war in Vietnam and the struggle I, and others, have…

— Martin Luther King Jr

“The poor died first and last in World War I, World War II, and Korea, and fifty-eight thousand Americans died in Vietnam, many of…

— Richard LeMieux

“Vietnam was a noble cause imperfectly pursued”

— Ronald Regan

“China is traditionally Vietnam’s enemy. [Vietnam] had been kicking [invaders] out for millennia. And we were just the latest.”

— Mark Bowden

“And as far as the United States in Vietnam, the United States did not lose prestige because it left Vietnam. It lost prestige when…

— Howard Zinn

“a lot of lives in Vietnam were wasted by the folks driving those big desks in Washington. It’s easy to make a decision when…

— Ed Kugler

“To an amazing degree, from the Revolution in 1776 to Vietnam, belief in a quick victory pervaded the opening months of almost every war…

— Thomas Fleming

“But, Vietnam is different than my war. We were fighting for freedom back then. This, this war now, I don’t know what we are…

— Johan Twiss

“Nothing existed outside ourselves and school. For us, the world of politics, social revolution, the war in Vietnam never happened.”

— Rachel Klein

“It was the sixties, exactly, all we wanted to do was to smoke a lot of dope and ball a lot of chicks. Vietnam,…

— Ben Fountain