It is showing the effect of the war policy on the "great society" created by President Johnson. His vision to everyone is to "feed and shelter the homeless and to provide more education and medical care". The train is called the US economy. And they are destroying the great society and in the smoke it is written Vietnam...
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The train is called the US economy. And they are destroying the great society and in the smoke it is written Vietnam. Source D is titled "The cost of the Vietnam War." Source E is a statement made by a BBC commentator Robin Day to a seminar of the Royal United Service Institution, in 1970. He is saying that the American citizens are watching the war is making them anti-militarist and anti-war...
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