Now that the war on terrorism has shifted up another gear, does the anti-war movement (and they generally always are American and left wing) still feel they are exactly that? I find it interesting that during the naughties they were there, but hard to find in television headlines, Internet media and so on, but even though they had made a presence felt, it was an underwhelming one.
Are the anti-war protesters more anti-violence now. As in, it isn't so much about war but more specifically, violence?
Do they still feel they have a place, a cause to back? How do they feel now, still a vocal minority, against this new war president, Barack Obama?
Will they rise again?
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