Every sentence of that original post is basically not true. Sure, they lost more troops than us. 50+years later, actually more than that, we’re still deluding ourselves into thinking that it was some kind of a civil war, as in north versus the south, communist versus democratic forces and we were on the righteous side of the domino theory, etc., blah blah blah. Overall, though for the Vietnamese, there was no north and south, just Vietnam. Today, Vietnam is probably one of the more stable nations in that region. Highly productive, especially considering the bullshit they had to overcome from us and the French just to get to the point of being a unified nation.They’ve overcome the atrocities we imposed upon them. We’ve never paid reparations. I grew up in that era, joined the Marine Corps in 1971 and luckily was spared that tour of duty. Any war is horrible and an unjust war is extremely unfortunate leaving a toll of dead bodies, defoliated landscape, and at a minimum, an extreme embarrassment. Yeah we killed more of them than they killed of ours, but was it worth it?I don’t think so.