Something that kind of disturbed me today
I don't know how we're going to do it, but I think its about time we stop accepting war as instinct and dismiss it in a conscience choice of evolution.
I saw this CNN report with Amanpour talking about war in a nonchalant manner. The question was "what are we going to face in a new generation of war?" "What enemies will we create?" Their tone was as if they had accepted war as a lifestyle, an economy and a duty to our future. I'm trying to find the video, but I feel like I don't really need evidence for a problem we know exists.
I want to see representation of nonviolent solutions, education, well-fed civilizations, and progression, then war will be less common. And the great thing about peace is that you don't need a good, convincing reason for it.
I saw this CNN report with Amanpour talking about war in a nonchalant manner. The question was "what are we going to face in a new generation of war?" "What enemies will we create?" Their tone was as if they had accepted war as a lifestyle, an economy and a duty to our future. I'm trying to find the video, but I feel like I don't really need evidence for a problem we know exists.
I want to see representation of nonviolent solutions, education, well-fed civilizations, and progression, then war will be less common. And the great thing about peace is that you don't need a good, convincing reason for it.