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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 1087943" data-attributes="member: 13032">Agreed milani.  I don't think OSHA was around, and to your point, nothing was going to interfere with the "war" Johnson escalated.  I think Nixon was the one who ended it, finally, in the early 1970s - one of the things he got right.But Agent Orange never should have been used - just using common sense.  It defoliated trees, killed the leaves, and obviously was still present when soldiers and native Vietnamese were there, when it eas sprayed and after - so they were exposed to it.I wonder how many service men and women who manage to make it back from that hellhole were affected?  The government certainly won't offer anything.  Post-9/11 - police, firemen, and others present that horrible day (who then suffered from cancer and other ailments) were only reluctantly helped by the government.  No good deed goes unpunished.Well, I'm way off topic here.....  My apologies.</blockquote>

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