What do Americans think of wars everywhere in the United States?

As the American people, what is the most concerned about is war? Obviously, it's not because only a tiny part of the American population is involved in the war, so we will find that ordinary people actually don't care about the so-called war in the United States, because they know that the current strength of the United States is absolutely hegemonic, major wars don't spread to the United States, and their quality of life is not affected. The American people won't care about the so-called war, because they know the history of their own country, and the rise of the United States is precisely because of their active intervention in World War I and World War II, so the American people simply don't mind the government launching wars.

In the eyes of Americans, their country is completely the embodiment of justice, and they have been rescuing people oppressed by dictators all over the world. As a superpower, they have tried their best to do something thankless. On the contrary, the American people feel that their country is somewhat wronged, because American public opinion is quite consistent in international affairs, and basically they are all at gunpoint to do their best to vilify American hostile countries. The ordinary people in the United States don't care about politics. Under the guidance of public opinion, they think that the US government's sending troops is a just move. The most important thing is that this local war has not affected the lives of ordinary people, so there are few large-scale anti-war demonstrations in the United States.

We outsiders all know that the United States is the first military power, and the American people know more about their own country than we do. Therefore, when the United States started to launch a foreign war, the people already felt that their country had won, which is like watching the news and knowing the result, there is no value in paying attention to it. The American people naturally have confidence in their country's military strength, so they don't care about this matter. On the contrary, if the United States does not win quickly but is caught in the quagmire of war, it will immediately attract attention at home and appear anti-war. Therefore, as long as the war does not affect their lives, most Americans will not care about this matter.

To sum up, the American people care about the same things as people in other countries in the world, that is, as long as their quality of life is not affected, they are too lazy to care about what Syria, Libya and Iraq have become by the United States. As long as the war can bring benefits to the United States, the people support it from the bottom of their hearts. This is the true attitude of the American people towards war.