I don’t entirely agree with the sentiment here, but it’s probably not so objectionable to me as it is to folks like Mitchell:

I have to say it’s not just liberal Boomers who see Vietnam in every war.
Whenever we see commie rat bastards marching for “peace,” some of us still
have the instinct to punch their lights out.
The day after Operation Desert Storm began in 1991, I designed a T-shirt and
ordered a gross with this red-white-blue slogan:
“VICTORY – Operation Desert Storm – We Support Our Troops”
I was not then, and am not now a mindless jingo. In 1991, I sided with Sam
Nunn in opposing military action in the Gulf. But I understand that, once
the guns start firing, the time for debate is over. The only objective of
any patriot when his nation goes to war is VICTORY, and there is no
substitute.
To be defeated in war is a disgrace to any nation, and so devastating are
the consequences of defeat that no patriotic person — whatever his views of
the casus belli — can wish for anything other than VICTORY.
THAT is the Vietnam lesson this “Boomer” learned, and I can never forget it.