Perpetual war is not a solution; it’s a problem for which we must find a solution. It’s not naive to think love is the answer. What’s naive is to think war is the answer.

Dec 30, 2019 · 11:04 AM UTC

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We should have worked out an "agreement" with the Nazis and Japan? 😂🙄
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Do you know that the US has been at war 90% of history?
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How does this square with defense contractors who ensure there is perpetual war?
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Love increases neurospace. #Love fosters existential intelligence. Our species’ #evolution to sustained and prolific peace, prevents extinction
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Perpetual love?
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We’ve dragged the concept of war from the caveman days. Theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking said aggression would be the downfall of civilization. He also stated empathy is the quality we should most magnify. I’m supporting @marwilliamson #Marianne2020
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Those who say prioritizing peace is naive or weak have a strange understanding of strength. When we realize that violence is a reflexive response to our baser instincts, then we can appreciate the true power required in maintaining a stance of peace. bbc.com/future/article/20190…
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foreignpolicy.com/2015/04/30…

Rebecca Thorpe’s important new book examining ‘The American Warfare State’

This last Wednesday Best Defense commenter “USAF Pilot-RET” asked this question of our current wars: “Who benefits?” In her important new book, The American Warfare…

foreignpolicy.com
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Full disclosure and the arrest of all the Cabal and secret society members is the answer. Without them, there will be no more wars.
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You're absolutely right. Love is definitely the answer, and waging peace is what makes sense and is necessary. 🕊️☮️💜💖
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