Why are liberals always anti-war?

Question

until the police come?

Answer 1

Liberals are not real deep thinkers. And nothing is worth defending or preserving to them. Not even life. Much less freedom.

Delta is full of baloney. All America's warriors are volunteers.

Answer 2

we are peaceniks.

Answer 3

If I say this I might get my answer deleted, but I think because liberals are sick and they need help very badly. Just read Michael Savage's book called "Liberalism is a Mental Disorder" it is a very well written book about liberals. Great book! I recommend it to all liberals and conservatives. My answer even might get deleted for posting the name of the book. Maybe someone who is liberal and reads over all the answers will wake up and read it for once.

Answer 4

Delta responded to your question quite well.

Answer 5

This answer provides one reason why an anti-war sentiment is so prevalent among liberals today. Liberals were profoundly affected by the war in Vietnam. The United States waged this war against Communists. Much of the left in the United States includes people who are and were sympathetic to Communism, or the "collectivist ideal," as seen by their veneration of Fidel Castro and the hard-line pro-Soviet Che Guevara. This faction of the left, along with their allies in the media, were outraged that the United States was fighting against the spread of Communism in Vietnam. Their agitation against this war created terrible social upheaval in the United States, and the upheaval gave more radical, left-wing  factions an opportunity to spread their views. Their toe-hold became more firmly entrenched on the liberal side of the political spectrum. Soon, it was no longer "radical" or "left-wing" to be anti-war among liberals. To be "anti-war" became mainstream among even more moderate liberals.

Answer 6

Why are conservatives always pro-war?

until when asked to volunteer to fight?

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Answer 7

That's probably a over-generalization. What party held the Presidency during the starts of World War I, World War II, Korea and Vietnam? Democrats all. That's not to say that beating the n***s and the Japanese was a partisan issue, because it clearly wasn't. Circumstances dictate such positions.