I think it's a lot more complicated than that.
The anti-war people display a wide range of motives.
Some are political, with the election uppermost in mind. Some are morally opposed, including pacifists*. Some don't understand how wars are fought or why--there is little education in our nation about WWII, and a lot about Vietnam. Some think that there is a workable alternative to fighting--some way to convince radical Islamists and others to live and let live. Some are for war, but not the way we're doing it, or with this particular nation. And yes, there is a specific faction that is anti-American by any rational definition.
*And pacifists are not synonymous with "gutless." I'm thinking of some who served in wars, unarmed, as medics and such.
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I don't think "gutless" is the word you're looking for.
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