Are we going to repeat the dreadful behavior of the Vietnam era, accusing the returning veterans of being "baby killers" and generally being ungrateful for their service and sacrifice??
Instead of believing the worst about our soldiers, we should at the very least acknowledge that they put their lives on the line, suffered terrible wounds, and made the sacrifices we would not, when our country called.
Some of the returning soldiers were baby killers. Some who come home today are in that category.
I was Army during Vietnam. I was then and am now grateful for those who choose to serve.
I did not overlook the horrible, war issues in the 60's and I will not now. If you are trying to make the case that these wars have a net sum gain, I disagree. We cannot and should not justify the "collateral murder" by arguing the bottom line. There was no gain in Vietnam and there will be no gain in these wars. We are creating enemies and the blow back is on its way.