There will ALWAYS be more people at "anti" rallies than "Pro" rallies (pro-life/pro-choice don't count). It's pure logic. But I know most of you already have the capacity to grasp that, otherwise you wouldn't be able to figure out how to turn on a light switch, let alone your computer.
Furthermore, support of the war is still extremely high in the US. The latest CNN/USA Today Gallop poll was at 72%. Any implications by this thread that the anti-war movement is somehow "greater" in numbers or "overwhelming" is ridiculously absurd based on the numbers.
That being said, demonstrations and rallies are great. But those within "the movement", could you please urge your compatriots not to march/rally at military installations (as has happened outside various bases throughout the country). This isn't about the troops, they are simply a tool and don't need that disrespect, which has actually been minimal as most anti-war activists are being respectful of the troops. Do it in cities or other areas, but leave the troops alone.
