>And the explanation here is often the aftermath of war, soldiers who've learned to kill coming home.
If this is true, then why was the end of the largest war in human history associated with a period of historically low violence in the US?
If this is true, then why was the end of the largest war in human history associated with a period of historically low violence in the US?
Also consider that the US forces did not get the worst of the war in global terms. Plus, the relationship between the occupying forces and civilians was totally different for WWII / Vietnam.
I assume soldiers come home in waves.