pontius
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Originally Posted by Chano
That was technically not a war as congress never declared it to be. At best it was a "conflict" (in technical terms). So although i cannot say for sure what they ment technically they would be correct.
they are not technically correct about anything. the US Congress does not decide what is a war. war has existed far longer than Congress. they can call Vietnam whatever they want, but an armed conflict between 2 sides that claims hundreds of thousands of lives is most definitely a war.
That was technically not a war as congress never declared it to be. At best it was a "conflict" (in technical terms). So although i cannot say for sure what they ment technically they would be correct.
they are not technically correct about anything. the US Congress does not decide what is a war. war has existed far longer than Congress. they can call Vietnam whatever they want, but an armed conflict between 2 sides that claims hundreds of thousands of lives is most definitely a war.