How did mark twain and other anti imperialist feel about the war in the Philippines?

Mark Twain and other anti-imperialists were vocal critics of the US war in the Philippines, viewing it as an unjust and imperialistic venture. Twain condemned the brutality and the human cost of the war, and argued that the US was betraying its principles by engaging in colonial conquest. Twain, along with other anti-imperialists, called for the immediate end to the war and the establishment of Philippine independence.