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Partisans frequently exploit this confusion, using terms such as ''peace'' and ''anti-war'' to imply that there's nothing worth fighting over with such violence, while downplaying or hiding their desire for one side to win.  

Partisans frequently exploit this confusion, using terms such as ''peace'' and ''anti-war'' to imply that there's nothing worth fighting over with such violence, while downplaying or hiding their desire for one side to win.  

Phrases like "opposition to the war" likewise are not meant as an even-handed condemnation of both sides (for violating pacifism). Rather, it as one side's participation in the war which is being opposed. During the [[Vietnam]] war "anti-war" protesters would even chant slogans like "Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh! The [[NLF]] is gonna win!"

Phrases like "opposition to the war" likewise are not meant as an even-handed condemnation of both sides (for violating pacifism). Rather, it was used as criticism towards one side's participation in the war which is being opposed. During the [[Vietnam]] war "anti-war" protesters would even chant slogans like "Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh! The [[NLF]] is gonna win!"

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