Is the left's reaction to Bidens foreign policy comparable to LBJ in 1968?

[Vice President Christian Man]

In both scenarios the left-flank of the Democratic Party was vocally opposed to the incumbents foreign policy vision despite being part of the same party. Do you think that the two scenarios are comparable or are there differences?

[wnwnwn]

No. American soldiers aren't dying there. Young americans aren't being drafted to fight in Gaza.
At the end, most left leaning college students will vote agaisnt Trump.

[HisGrace]

Uhhh no, reaction to Biden saying he supports Israel is not even close to opposition to the Vietnam War as a cultural force.

[dead0man]

the left back then (correctly) hated LBJ.  Today's left hates everything, they don't have the energy to give much hate to Biden.

[Mr. Smith]

Except Biden still got us out of Afghanistan and has kept Russia, more or less, at bay. That's still more powerful than whatever Israel stance Biden is giving, which hasn't even cost any domestic lives.

[Ferguson97]

In kind, yes, but not degree.

[Samof94]

In both scenarios the left-flank of the Democratic Party was vocally opposed to the incumbents foreign policy vision despite being part of the same party. Do you think that the two scenarios are comparable or are there differences?

No, this is quite different. Israel is not directly part of U.S. policy the way Vietnam was.

[Vosem]

No. American soldiers aren't dying there. Young americans aren't being drafted to fight in Gaza.
At the end, most left leaning college students will vote agaisnt Trump.

They mostly voted against Nixon then, too.

(I like this analogy because I think Vietnam, while prosecuted stupidly, was fundamentally a righteous and just war that America was correct to fight, and so these movements just end up always on the wrong side of history.)