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It's complex, and that that's partly why we rush to war: it's "easier…"

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Would you attempt to reduce the incidence of fires simply by buying more extinguishers, or or would you take steps to prevent the fires from even starting?

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Recognize that fear, induced by real or imaginary threats to our existence, is the ultimate cause of  violence, and teach the thoughtful management of fear to control the instinctual move toward violence.

-Dr. Bob Johnson

Human rights, dignity, and unending dialogue.

-Sue Axtell

Consider the potential benefits of the following steps:

1. Provide the infrastructure for war prevention
2. Address failing states, which are those not meeting UN standards.
3. Develop a permanent, standing, international military service...

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...international  engagement on the economic, political, social issues that are at stake...

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We must be willing to come to an equitable solution to whatever problems may separate us...

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"So, If War Is Not the Answer, What's the Question?"

"War Is Not the Answer to the following questions:

a) How should the United States settle its political disputes with other countries?"

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"How can we build a more just and tolerant world?"

-Susi Fowler

“How do we make the world safer and more rewarding
for all?”

-C. Baird Brown

"...How can we adjudicate issues between/among sovereign states..."

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