Ponder This: War is NOT the Answer




Written By: Puck Arks of TFD



Ponder This: War is NOT the Answer

In order to change the system violence whether it comes in the form of war, terrorism, freedom fighters or the anti-globalization protesters in not the answer. Trying to achieve justice through violence is a contradiction. Violence polarizes positions, entrenches ideologies, maims and kills innocent people, hardens hearts and leaves a select population to have their voices heard.

History has shown us that violent acts get the most innocent of people killed. It has also shown us that some of the greatest nonviolent acts send the biggest message and ultimately are what end up getting the most justice. When we as individuals stand up for what we believe in and let our peaceful actions speak for us. We are able to gain support because peaceful protests bring in a wide variety of people from all walks of life and all genders bring greater numbers for the greatest good. 

The more we continue to use and promote violence as a means of retaliation in our society, the more violent our society becomes again as history is showing us. We need to come together and realize the violent acts that we, as citizens, partake in are unacceptable and we must all stop allowing these types of violent acts to continue in if we truly want change. Human beings are meant to engage and protect one another while working together. 

The sooner we take a stand against violence, 
the more peaceful our society and world will become.

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