Military

[500mSeller]

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Iny my opinion war is hyped up & people want to join to be a hero but more often than not they do things that are bad an extreme example being the Apache Helicopter footage.

 

[xOneDown]

War isn't necessarily bad. It's human nature. Whether or not it's an organized war (WWI/II, etc.) or just two brothers fighting, argument and escalation of that argument is human nature.

Most wars aren't even wars, to be honest. Viet Nam, the Cold War, the War on Terrorism, they're just military conflicts. I think wars are necessary because it's protection of the people, but most of the things we war over are just stupid.

By creating the invisible borders that separate states, we're basically saying "You're different and we want to acknowledge that." That's not the way to think. We should (and eventually will) move toward a single unified government system and acknowledgment of all races as one.

Just my 2 cents

 

[500mSeller]

What's happening is not human nature it's a tendency.

How can you have a war against a tactic? (terrorism)

 

[kill dank]

I don't think violence needs to be used to solve anything. There is nothing that cannot be solved by everyone comin together, rollin up a stogie, and just talkin.

 

[xOneDown]

What's happening is not human nature it's a tendency.

How can you have a war against a tactic? (terrorism)

Human nature can basically be defined as the tendency for humans to do/feel a certain thing. It absolutely is human nature. War is not specifically human nature, but conflict is. It is because humans have different thoughts/beliefs and that will ultimately lead to conflict.

As for your second point, I never said the war was logical. It obviously isn't. It's the second dumbest "war" (military conflict) we've been in next to the Viet Nam war.