I was 6 and thought the army was cool
We were teenagers. I wore a shirt that said NO WAR FOR OIL to middle school. “The American public” you’re talking about aren’t on Twitter because their kids are too busy trying to survive to set up accounts for them. Hope this helpshttps://twitter.com/CoreyRobin/status/1426761020421386241 …
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is... does he just not know how long ago twenty years is? It might as well be the god damn Middle Ages
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Twenty years ago “the American public” could have stopped climate change and they left us here to die instead
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yeah, myself and everyone i knew were not for this in any way. this is some heavy revisionist bullshit
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Why are you even on Twitter if you don't have opinions that 90% of the American public disagrees with?
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I protested it. I was 21.
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Being antiwar back then did feel lonely at times
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Those of us who were adults, (I was 28 on 9/11,) and protested, marched, wrote letters to the editor, called our reps to oppose it, if we were publicly vocal, we were called traitors, anti-American, and harassed. Afghanistan and Iraq, Jingoism was wielded like a club against us.
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Yep, David Horowitz came to my college to do this, and we got hissed and spat at.
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I was 6 but my parents raised me to believe that war was bad and Bush was basically like real life earth Vader, so I was very against it
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