Over There! Encourages men to join
the army and go to war. By joining the army their love ones would be really proud. I believe this song made men proud to fight for their country. Yes, this song is pro-war and yes this song get Americans to get involved in this affair because “Cohan later recalled that the words and music to the song came to him while travelling by train from New Rochelle to New York shortly after the U.S. had declared war against Germany in April 1917.”
I personally don’t think propaganda like this should be banned by the government because people can either be see it in a good way or a bad way. Everyone has their own opinion and views and if they go along with these propagandas it is because they share similar feelings and the government should be set up by the interest of the people.