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Demographics and technology have conspired to keep the streets clear of protestors. The post Where’s the Antiwar Left? appeared first on The American Conservative .
Politics Where’s the Antiwar Left? Demographics and technology have conspired to keep the streets clear of protestors. The world remains fixated on President Donald Trump’s war with Iran, with concerns rising over how it may harm the global economy and Middle Eastern stability. It’s already killed 13 Americans and could kill far more. Yet, unlike past conflicts, there are no large-scale demonstrations against the war. The opposition party also remains rather muted about the conflict. Right-leaning podcasters and influencers seem to be driving more of the opposition towards the war than the traditionally dovish parts of the left. The missing antiwar movement is a cause of concern at the Nation. Rutgers professor Eric Blanc bemoaned…Open