Considering the number of wars the Federation fought in Star Trek, more so in the Next Generation/Deep Space Nine era than in the original series era it seems, how does the Federation's civilian population react to these conflicts? Few people seem to disagree with or protest against these wars, especially the ones that seem to last a long time and end somewhat ambiguously, like the Cardassian War, or are particularly harsh, like the Dominion War. Are there ever any antiwar movements in the Federation? For example, we hear about the large numbers of casualties during the Dominion War but never really see them, and these wars would surely put a strain on the Federation's resources even with its technology, aside from the impact of the loss of Starfleet crew members to their families. So, what would be the impact on the civilian population?

Considering the number of wars the Federation fought in Star Trek, more so in The Next Generation/Deep Space Nine era than in The Original Series era it seems, how does the Federation's civilian population react to these conflicts? 

Few people seem to disagree with or protest against these wars, especially the ones that seem to last a long time and end somewhat ambiguously, like the Cardassian War, or are particularly harsh, like the Dominion War. 

Are there ever any antiwar movements in the Federation? For example, we hear about the large numbers of casualties during the Dominion War but never really see them, and these wars would surely put a strain on the Federation's resources even with its technology, aside from the impact of the loss of Starfleet crew members to their families. 

So, what would be the impact on the civilian population?