idk, there hasn't been any effective war resistance in the US in my lifetime. I doubt we'd have any more luck than the Russian anti-war movement did when the Ukraine war started. Plus, protesting a cop murdering someone is nominally protected under the first amendment. Any serious protest of a war is sedition, and the way immigration laws have been re-written and interpreted they could very easily start stripping citizenship from people deemed insufficiently loyal. I don't know if they would, but the US is certainly set up for extreme repression of an anti-war movement that showed any signs of gaining teeth.
The amount of Latinos in the US hopefully makes this less likely than in the past.
idk, there hasn't been any effective war resistance in the US in my lifetime. I doubt we'd have any more luck than the Russian anti-war movement did when the Ukraine war started. Plus, protesting a cop murdering someone is nominally protected under the first amendment. Any serious protest of a war is sedition, and the way immigration laws have been re-written and interpreted they could very easily start stripping citizenship from people deemed insufficiently loyal. I don't know if they would, but the US is certainly set up for extreme repression of an anti-war movement that showed any signs of gaining teeth.