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Even though they weren't all terrorists like Ayers, such radicals almost certainly delayed normal people turning against the Vietnam War. The absence of a visible antiwar movement outside the ANSWER fringe is likely one of the reasons public opinion moved against the Iraq war faster than Vietnam.
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