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The grave problem with AN is that, over 3 hours, it conveyed NO

Posted by tinear on July 3, 2011 at 11:44:25:
Vietnamese perspective. None. It was as if it was all about the American soldiers and their inner anguish. Awwwwww... Poor guys that went off to kill several million people in their own country and they had some confusion issues. Yeah, it was all about us. And as if we were fighting phantoms, non-humans. Watching this deeply morally flawed film, you'd think the US was the victim.