War: Why Isn't It A Word that Upsets Us to the Core?

[Sara Hickman]

How does the word "war" affect you when you hear it in conversation? Have you ever
been involved in a war? Do you have family members, or have you, yourself, been affected by war? What do you think about wars---are there some you support, some you are against? Does war help or hinder the human race? What are other options to warring with one another as nations, as communities, within our own homes? How can we create change so that people can work towards peace and make that the first thought to solving problems instead of reaching for never-ending violence? Why isn't there a Department of Peace, but there is a Department of War?

[debby]

The war is really abusive word and a curse for our humanity. We human beings have brains to think and resolve any disputable issues by sitting and not by fighting brutally. We must take the advantage of nonviolence and must compromise on the issues that are not solved. The war really causes anxiety and fear of daath among people and hinder the development. As we know problem never comes without solution and war is not the right way to go. sympathy words