Where did the anti-war bumper stickers go? (Iraq, generation, Afghanistan)

[Mathguy]

I used to see these around quite a bit.

Anyone here have one and take it off eventually or switch vehicles and not put one on?

Is it just not *cool* anymore?

[kaimuki]

Of course, it's not cool! Hell, we have college basketball games on aircraft carriers.

[Glitch]

Originally Posted by Mathguy

I used to see these around quite a bit.

Anyone here have one and take it off eventually or switch vehicles and not put one on?

Is it just not *cool* anymore?

It is only "cool" to protest wars when Republicans are President. This is not the 1960s any more. Democrat Presidents have their vast propaganda news network broadcasting how good and necessary their wars are, and how nobody ever gets killed or wounded.

[Pretzelogik]

Originally Posted by Mathguy

I used to see these around quite a bit.

Anyone here have one and take it off eventually or switch vehicles and not put one on?

Is it just not *cool* anymore?

They have been replaced by Obummer stickers.

[Frugality]

The anti-war movement, was really the anti-Iraq war movement fizzled out pretty quickly. I havent' seen much activity for many years. With the troops pulling out of Iraq, it's virtually over. There was never reallly an anti Afghanistan war movement.

[Frozenyo]

We know when the Afghan war is ending and there isn't much else going on.

[wutitiz]

I haven't seen any anti-drone bumper stickers from the left either.

[emcee squared]

Even if I felt strongly about something, I wouldn't put a sticker on my car -- especially something political.

[Frank DeForrest]

Originally Posted by Frozenyo

We know when the Afghan war is ending and there isn't much else going on.

What a comfort your cavilier words are to those who have lost loved ones.

You sound just like chickenhawk cheney.

[Pruzhany]

It disappeared when the "Me" generation arrived.