Just because a person criticizes one war doesn't make them anti-war.

In fact, if that person criticizes one war in order to argue in support of another war,

they're objectively pro-war.

That's what Tucker Carlson does all the time.

I have spent a lot of time looking through his discussions of the war in Ukraine and his

discussions in general of Russia.

Usually he uses the same argument.

He says Russia is not our enemy.

China is our enemy.

That's not an anti-war argument.

That's a pro-war argument.

He's saying that we're waging war on the wrong target.

He constantly says that.

I mean, I've tweeted out multiple videos in which he literally says, this is an exact

quote, Russia is not our enemy.

China is our greatest threat.

Then he brings on neo-conservatives all the time, including people from hawkish, neocon

think tanks in Washington, D.C., Marco Rubio.

The same people, he sometimes criticize neocons for supporting the war in Ukraine, but

then he'll bring on the same neocons to talk about how evil China is.

People will say, okay, well, Tucker really hates China.

We give you that.

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