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| − | + | All around us we see peace in action. For instance, the [[first world war]] was an excellent example of how peace can involve flying bombs, debris, destruction, bullets, gore, blood, and corpses. This is known as "dynamic peace". A more recent example of dynamic peace is the ongoing conflict in Iraq, which was brought about to prevent bad things happening like lack of peace. | |
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| + | Another way of defining peace is '''whatever causes people to feel the need to vote for you.''' | ||
Revision as of 23:53, July 4, 2007
Peace in Action
All around us we see peace in action. For instance, the first world war was an excellent example of how peace can involve flying bombs, debris, destruction, bullets, gore, blood, and corpses. This is known as "dynamic peace". A more recent example of dynamic peace is the ongoing conflict in Iraq, which was brought about to prevent bad things happening like lack of peace.
Another way of defining peace is whatever causes people to feel the need to vote for you.