The Maturation of War

The war, which is an inevitable event in history, has shaped us around the world and is still shaping it. Merriam-Webster defines it as a hostile dispute armed with war. War is usually declared opened between nations or between countries. Many times, these conflicts last several months or years. Whether it is a long-term conflict or a long-term conflict, there are a number of factors that can determine the outcome of the warfest, some of which may not be obvious. Some say that most conflicts are won by naked bones, internal organs, and glory, others say that this is overwhelming military force, some say that they are strategic advantage and disadvantage There may be also.

The war with mass genocide is not only the cultural heritage of some societies. It is also not a historical abnormality, it is not the result of the painful growth of the maturity of our species. War and genocide are universal and eternal and do not respect specific time and culture. Archaeological ruins are filled with evidence of collective conflict and burial of people. Early Neolithic tools around 10,000 years ago included tools that were clearly designed for combat. Some people think that the influence of religion in the East Pacific, especially Buddhism, is consistent in countering violence. This is not a problem. When Buddhism dominates and becomes an official ideology, war is tolerated and even constrained to become part of a national policy based on faith. There are mirrors in Christianity: peace, non-violence, and brotherhood love are core values, but the threat to Buddhism law and civilization is evil to be broken.

Resistance is needed when the country is occupied during the war. They reduced their losses - and sometimes even won the war. But they did not win beyond peace. Unless they mature at the opposite. America is not a country of residence. It is still a democratic appearance, in which the real political opposition is serious, urgent and urgently needed.

I want to say this. The use of war and violence is to human beings to negotiate conflicts and fail to solve the problem in a mature way. The existence of the war of the 21st century is the prosecution of a human being acting in a reasonable and competent way. War is brutal. It is not morally correct, but an appeal to who is strong. Furthermore, as human beings continue to make more deadly and destructive weapons, from nuclear power to chemistry and biology, we have to learn ways to negotiate and resolve conflicts through nonviolent means . Only in this way humanity can escape from our blind blind future.