34% of Veterans Say Afghanistan and Iraq Were Not Worth Fighting
According to a Pew Research poll released today, 34% of post-9/11 veterans believe that the wars fought in Afghanistan and Iraq were not worth fighting.
Only half say that fighting the wars were worth it.
51% say that relying on the military too much increases hatred and leads to more terrorism.
Contrastingly, 45% of U.S. civilians believe that the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq were not worth fighting.
Only half of the civilians polled said that fighting the wars made a difference in their lives.
Source: Pew Research
Only half say that fighting the wars were worth it.
51% say that relying on the military too much increases hatred and leads to more terrorism.
Contrastingly, 45% of U.S. civilians believe that the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq were not worth fighting.
Only half of the civilians polled said that fighting the wars made a difference in their lives.
Source: Pew Research
