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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!"
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!"
Even during World War II, there was anti-war during the first 26 months of the war within America, mostly due to the [[Molotov-Ribbentrop pact]] between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union that had occurred during that time. However, as soon as [[Operation Barbarossa]] happened, the so-called "anti-war" protestors eagerly supported American involvement in World War II overnight, evidentially due to their support for Stalin.
==See also==
==See also==