The Vietnam War's Toxic Legacy: Agent Orange's Dark Shadow (1/2).

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Agent Orange, also known as "Yellow Rain," is a highly toxic chemical used by the United States during the Vietnam War to destroy hiding places and food sources in the dense greenery. It poses risks to human health and the environment until now.
Over 40 years have passed, the devastating effects of Agent Orange persist, impacting everyone, regardless of their affiliation, be it soldiers or civilians. The consequences continue to have long-lasting effects.
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This episode has been filmed in 2018
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[@kyllersargeant3959]

I am in awe of the positivity and resilience the Vietnamese people show. The seeming absence of anger and hatred towards the people who caused such damage that its seen generationally is inspiring. Shows how the little things that bother us in our everyday lives seem petty in comparison.

[@mauragaffney9333]

I’m just a single mother working to finish my degree. I wish I had a lot of money. I would love to bless these people in a big way. This family is very strong. They deserve more in life! 😢

[@evolancer211]

As a Vietnamese American, this was a tough watch. On one hand I know that they were just following orders when dumping agent orange, but at the same time it's like WTF. I'm fortunate that my parents didn't suffer from orange. I truly wish the US would do more to help the Vietnamese and Americans affected by agent orange. Stupid military always sweeping things under the rug. Mad props to the family, I would be livid if I were in their shoes

[@mauragaffney9333]

I am sorry for what the U.S. government did. My dad was an American soldier in Vietnam when they sprayed the area he was in with agent orange. All the vegetation was dead in 3 days. I feel lucky not to have been affected by this. My dad has had health issues arising from this though. The U.S. poisoned its own soldiers and the people of Vietnam. This is horrific. 😢

[@prof.kennethharrisonsr.7679]

Think about all the personal equipment that was exposed to the agent than those issued to other and personal, we as former soldiers know this equipment was never sanitized. They are willing to let us die for defending the peaceful Vietnamese that they sent us there to protect.

[@timestampz]

Even more sad, what are the boys going to do when their parents are called to heaven? I pray family or the Vietnamese govt can provide care.

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[@robloak]

Thank you very much.

[@stevehasbrouck2155]

does anyone give a shit ?

[@larrybedouin2921]

You should you ingrate.

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[@cmerr0411]

America is not that great. Human life is not important. Anything to keep the machine moving

[@iVuDang]

thank you robloak for bringing visibility of this