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According to Harris, how did the Vietnam war differ from World War II?

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  1. Today, 05:14
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    World War II was fought for a just cause, while the Vietnam War was not.
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    The Vietnam war was a very unpopular war compared to world war II, There were many protests that occurred during this time, even shootings that broke out on these crowds, example the Kent State shooting.
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