Violence of the world

I do not get how people can be so cruel to each other, simply because we are a bit different from one another. Is this truly the reality, which we ourselves have decided to live in. Can it really be, that we still have not learned from our past. Why is it, that with each generation we have to fight a new war with someone, because of stupid reason like race, religion or nationality.

Children loosing their parents because of bombs exploding over their heads. Crying all night trying to find a safe piece of rubble to sleep in. No child should be a victim of war actually change that, NO LIVING CREATURE should be left in the arms of fighting and terror.

Nothing good ever comes out of war. All we get is a large pile of corpses and new weapons, which to kill each other with. How far will we go, we already have a weapon of mass destruction, which can kill everything on earth and even so we keep on building something even more deathly. Stop trying to see other people as your enemy and instead see them as a friend you have yet to meet.

Let show the soldier from world war 1 which stopped fighting on Christmas and become friends with the people, who they fought, that we can learn from them and lay the weapons on the shelf never to be used again. Could we not for once make this world a better place for the next generation and look passed the disagreement of the past.

For once lets join together at a table and talk about the problems, that really matter instead of fight each other, hoping to win a war with no end. Their are people starving and living in poor condition, which need our attention. Instead we throw our money into weapons and war, which only causes more violence. Let try to understand the people we fight and help them see that war is not the right path. Instead of throwing bomb at them, hoping to kill them all.

I do not know who thought war could solve our problems, but I am a hundred pro-cent sure that he or she is badly mistaking. The only way to solve problems is through communication, but it seems like we have forgotten that.