People have always struggled to advance, to improve, end hunger, to satisfy need, and to obtain glory. Usually the struggle starts within us and grows until it envelops all around us. First we begin to experience the world, then we grow to know our limits and borders within it, and finally we fight to exceed those limits. Usually exceeding those limits means the capture of land and resources of a weaker people. This is not usually a peaceful acquisition. People will not only fight to secure resources they will also fight to protect them. The wanting to improve and maintain are instincts shared by both man and beast. A lion will not give up its territory without a fight, it will claw and bite viscously to protect its way of life, it will fight just as hard to secure better territory for its family. These primitive and animalistic instincts combine when they are suppressed, they boil like oil and water, one always opposing the other; when there is struggle to obtain there will always be struggle to keep.

Money is not the only cost of war, it also takes lives. Millions have died in war. It is said that enough blood has been shed in war to cover the planet three times.

One must ask the question, if I am threatened will I fight, if I am oppressed will I remain oppressed. Then one must ask the question, if I am in need, will I take. If the answer is yes then one agrees to fight, one allows those primitive instincts to take hold. In short, one agrees to war.

What problems does war attempt to solve? War is basically based on differences. In a civilized world only after all alternative avenues have been exhausted will a people pursue war. Politicians tend to glorify war in times that it seems unavoidable. They feed the people what they need to hear in order to ease the republic's conscience. They usually talk of liberty and democracy and most of all freedom from oppression. These ideas focus on making war necessary and acceptable. War is a supposed to be called upon with the intention to solve tremendous iridescences that threaten a society, the lives, and the way of live of the individuals within it. War is used to end these grievances after no other rea

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