The war was an extraordinarily obvious violation of everything that I had been led to expect from the country I was a part of. I grew up in the family of a World War II veteran... and the message was quite clear that Americans fought for freedom, justice, and the rights of people everywhere to choose their own destiny.... But when my generation's war showed up, it turned out to be a propping up of petty dictators so they could keep a good portion of their population in servitude.
—David Harris

Which is the best summary of Harris's point of view about the war?

A. The Vietnam War represented a call to freedom around the world.
B. The Vietnam War was waged in opposition to democratic principles.
C. The Vietnam War resulted in greater loss of life than World War II.
D. The Vietnam War was fought to stop the reign of petty dictators.