The anti-war movement during the Vietnam War primarily aimed to end U.S. involvement in Vietnam based on several key objectives. One significant goal was to protest the moral implications of the war, which many viewed as unjust and destructive, leading to loss of life for both soldiers and civilians. Activists sought to raise awareness about the military draft, which disproportionately affected young men from marginalized communities. The movement also emphasized the need for peace, calling for negotiations instead of continued military engagement. Furthermore, it aimed to foster critical discourse about U.S. foreign policy and its consequences in Southeast Asia.