personally I think there will be world peace when everyone is dead, but that’s just me.

what do y’all think?

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Specifically, if you knew that sacrificing the lives of (X) amount of people would result in world peace, would you let those people die? If yes, how many lives would you be willing to sacrifice?

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In this day and age of constant conflict and violence, how do you think we can play a role in bring about world peace? Do you even think it is doable thing?

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In my opinion it shouldn’t be hard. If countries gave up their weapons and everything that we fight for now. Why would we fight? It’s ridiculous and it costs TONS of money. Money no country has. But if it were that easy I think it would of already happened? Maybe I’m missing something to this, how hard is it to accomplish world peace?

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Considering a ‘pursuit of happiness’ we can generally describe this as ‘doing as we want’ or ‘doing what makes us happy’. If doing what we want includes doing war against another, then the pursuit of happiness in counter productive to the goal of world peace.

If waring with a neighbour makes us happy, if waring with another religion makes us happy, if waring with a conflicting political system makes us happy then, the pursuit of happiness ends world peace.

Is happiness counterproductive to world peace?
LJK…I disagree. The foot soldier who straps explosives to himself may be afraid, but isn’t he happy to go to heaven and kill off his mortal enemies. It is through his happiness that violence occurs.

Isn’t the foot solder who lines up the enemy in his sights happy to know that he is killing off his mortal enemy who will no longer harm him or his kind.

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