Which statement best describes the paradox in this excerpt? The author acknowledges that civilians should not suffer, but states that the civilians must retreat. The author suggests that the administrators in Washington are busy making polices while overlooking the need to end the war. The author acknowledges that the violence should stop, but admits that a retreat might have dire consequences. The author suggests that the Vietnamese people are counting on US support, though their political ideals are not democratic.

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22 July, 05:47

Which statement best describes the paradox in this excerpt? The author acknowledges that civilians should not suffer, but states that the civilians must retreat. The author suggests that the administrators in Washington are busy making polices while overlooking the need to end the war. The author acknowledges that the violence should stop, but admits that a retreat might have dire consequences. The author suggests that the Vietnamese people are counting on US support, though their political ideals are not democratic.

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Eden Mack · Answer 1

The answer is the first one. The paradox is an announcement that, regardless of obviously solid thinking from genuine premises, prompts a self-opposing or a legitimately inadmissible conclusion. Some conundrums have uncovered blunders in definitions thought to be thorough, and have made adages of arithmetic and rationale be reconsidered.