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Martin Luther King Jr. was against the USA involvement in Vietnam. He thought the U.S. government brought too much violence upon the world. King thought the money being spent on the war could be put to better use on social welfare.

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9y ago

He opposed it. He took an anti-violence approach to everything. OR He opposed it because he believed that militarism was allied with racism.

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13y ago

No. He stopped how people were being treated

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11y ago

Martin Luther King, Jr. was not in the Vietnam War itself, but was assassinated during the war (1968) by a racist radical for Dr. King's stand on peaceful racial equality.

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Yes.

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No

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