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 Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 1:58 pm
no matter when I love there is always a war, why is that?
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Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 5:23 pm
Because human's are stupid, violent and can't take the time to get along with others. Human's tend to find the negative in everyone instead of the good even those people who have the best intentions fall into this trap. Because of this no one can truste each other and so we are paranod and start wars. Also America is really greedy and wants that oil over in Iraq and innocent (and yes I'm also refering to the soldiers) lives are being forced to suffer because of it.
Its the same with animal rights and the enviroment people just don't care about anything other then themselves and their image. Heaven forid that instead of buying a nice car with great gas milage we have to to have flipping speed demon that uses up gas like there was no tommorow! Its ridiculous! And gee maybe eating more vegitables which is healthier by the way is just such an unspeakable crime that they have to make up annoying nicknames to make fun of those who actauly seem to give a damn about the world and all its inhabitants inludeing the wildlife.
Okay I'm done ranting now
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Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 7:45 pm
In the past, the wars that America (I'm using America as an example, here, because I live here) has been a part of have worked to boost the American economy and advance technology. A great deal of everyday technology was created for the war and either failed in a combat zone, or after the war was finished it was adapted to civilian life.
The Japanese evolved from being a bombed-out wasteland in World War II to one of the most technologically advanced super-powers in the world.
With a clear-cut enemy that could easily be defeated, war has a beneficial effect in the long run of civilization, and it could honestly be said that without it, we'd all still be cave-people hitting birds with sticks and drawing rude pictures on cave walls. It's only when the enemy is vague and not easily understood - like in the case of religious wars - that things turn out for the worse. Vietnam, for example, as well as (some say) the current war on "terror."
But there will always be war. Without war and violence, peace and tranquility would have no meaning. It would just be existence, and while that sounds fine to a generation that's seen war and violence and what it does to the world around them, the later generations wouldn't see things the same way. They'd see the world as dull, grey, and without any event, and they'd eventually move to change it, thus starting war again.
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Plus humans are, in general, naive, inconsiderate, semi-sociopathic morons who can't see the future two feet in front of their noses.
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Posted: Sun May 25, 2008 9:47 pm
Simple. Many wars start because people don't know their history. If people did, many wars could have been avoided.
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Posted: Thu May 29, 2008 12:13 am
There will always be bad people. Like Hitler. We gotta stop those people or we'll all just die at their hands.
But, there are MANY unnecessary wars in our history.
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