The United States in Cambodia
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…more costly, but also because it is a better decision. Nixon and Kissinger lacked morality when making their decisions and were thinking very selfishly, not taking into account what consequences their actions would have. In 1967, Lyndon Johnson refused to bomb Cambodia because of domestic protest and damage to Cambodia\'s neutrality. He weighed the options and decided it would not be a good idea. Nixon did not weigh the options and the effects were disastrous.
…more costly, but also because it is a better decision. Nixon and Kissinger lacked morality when making their decisions and were thinking very selfishly, not taking into account what consequences their actions would have. In 1967, Lyndon Johnson refused to bomb Cambodia because of domestic protest and damage to Cambodia\'s neutrality. He weighed the options and decided it would not be a good idea. Nixon did not weigh the options and the effects were disastrous.
