Why the educated and political person are not really worried about the peace. Few of them are only for peace.?
342760
I don't know what your talking about! The problem here in America, is that America is under a one sided party rule, and a Dictatorship with George Bush. There isn't anyone to oppose them right now; because the Democrats can't pass any legislation without it being pushed down. It's all a waist of time until America wakes up and brings back a Democracy to the American people. These people that are in charge of our Government are warmongers and terrorists like Adolf Hitler was. They are even following quite a few of Hitlers ideologies with rule of the Country.
1134287
I do not think it is a nation that is the big threat to peace.  Religion is the threat and has been for one heck of a long time.  There are many other factors as well such as language, customs and economy.  Nations get caught up in wars and other conflicts due to one or all of these and more reasons.  I keep hearing and Reading how bed things are now.  Do any of you read and understand history at all.  There is more peace on this earth now than there has been for over three thousand years.  This is a fact, it is true.  What is causing all this fear is the fact that now anything that happens any place on earth and beyond can be shown to the entire world in a matter of minutes.  The news media spends very little time reporting the good. Good does not earn enough money so it is the bad that people want to see and hear about.  I know most will not believe what I say because most are not able to think for themselves.
437136
Like it's been said, nobody 'likes' war..  Support it? 100%.  The problem in this country is people who say things like "Give peace a chance".  You think we haven't?  You can't be peaceful with people who want you dead and don't care how they do it.  Women, children, white, black, short or tall.  THEY DON'T CARE!! If you don't follow your religion, they want to kill you.  So what if you want to “give peace a chance” with them; they don’t.  Or, even you support them, they don’t care, they’ll still kill you and your family and friends and your dog just because..  Maybe once you think about who we’re fighting you might understand, but I doubt it.
360332
Because we are all capable of being selfish, insecure, and defensive.  We are also capable of better, but not consistently enough to achieve world peace.
911216
That's an excellent question!  I think a lot of it has to do with the perception our elected officials portray.  Universally, I believe that most people are good at heart and want nothing more than world peace.  No one really wants war and distruction.  \n\nUnfortunately, most of it comes down to politics and greed.  You know the grass is always greener...etc.  They want what we have, we want what they have and some politicians will stop at nothing to get it.  In the wake of that goal, the people suffer as a result.  It is sad, but perhaps more people will awake to the realization that this is not how they want their world to be, and they will take a stand and tell the politicians to go take a hike.  If more people, like yourself ask the question, perhaps as a whole we can come up with a solution.\n\nPersonally, I think wars should be fought with marshmallow shooters, crayons and coloring books!  Who could resist!!
561308
I have found that a lot of people don't like to even talk about anything that has to do with politics for fear of making waves.  Seems that we all want to live our peaceful lives and as long as we aren't directly affected on a daily basis then ... who cares.
759144
no , todays  politicians are  only working for vote , not for people . remember  when medical  students were   opposing    reservation system peacefully  &  they  got  heavy lathi charge  ,concerned  minister  was  not ready  to even meet for few minitues ,
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They aren't viewed as being matured enough.  Although there probably are a few that would be able to make better choices, it's just that the majority wouldn't seem to know, or care about the political topics.
688202
Patience, kindness, and understanding:\n\n1. The majority of people in the world don't think before they speak.  This is a fault found in people of all ages, and one of the main purposes of college (and other forms of education) is to correct this - to teach people how to think, so that their answers and opinions have some wisdom, and are not just knee jerk responses.  Not all these college kids will grow out of it, but some will.  Until then, exercise patience and kindness.  If you hit back with the same kind of arrogance "I've been there and you know nothing", you'll just feed the flames of their arrogance and anger.  Instead, try "I've been there, and I'll tell you about it".  Some will listen.  You'll change them, and also maybe get some personal satisfaction of watching people grown and change.\n\n2. Mixed in with the knee-jerk, arrogant Bush-haters, there are some people who do try to pay attention to the whole picture, and have some valid points.  I like to think I'm in this camp. I won't try too much to persuade you, since this is not the place, and (as you said) I really don't know what it is like there.  My short opinion is that violence begets violence (as has been going on for years in Israel and Palestine) and that if George W Bush had been a wiser person, he could have chosen a different path, and achieved his goal of ousting Saddam without such a cost in lives, dollars, or respect.  Similarly with many other issues he has taken up.
1085906
Maybe they don't accept peace, they don't want there to be a mixed society like most of the world wants
1028056
It is a false assumption that most humans want peace. At our core, what we really want most is control. We want control over our lives, our freedoms, our cultures, our traditions, our resources, etc.\n\nAnything that threatens our sense of control leads to another basic instinct called fear.\n\nWhen humans fear something, they inevitably seek to destroy it. \n\nIn a world with unlimited human wants and finite resources, natural selection does not favor those peoples, cultures, and civilizations that only want peace. It favors those who want control.
287959
One piece at a time.  (Sorry!)  Seriously; world peace comes from individuals having peaceful intentions.  It helps when the individuals are world leaders, but you know what leaders are like.  They take a survey of what the public wants, then tell them what they want.  So when enough people make the point that they are sick and tired of putting their lives and fortunes on the line for foreign wars, we will have peace.
939980
I am not a Muslim so I can't speak on their behalf but I think many of them do not want to be connected or thought of as like that.The majority are peaceful but I do agree with you and think that they should defend this country more as they do have a lot to be thankful to us for.
894512
this world is various and wonderful because of such kind of differences.\nall of them will have such a embarrass situation that they have different ideas and they should struggle to insist on his believes.\nthat is one thing ,on the other hand ,there is sth ,they cannot compromise,such as religious belief, diplomatics between nations,of course, the leader in power their aggressive planning .in such situation above ,no body will choose the peaceful  way to solve the differences.\nwar is crucial ,but it is also a type of life .through the war ,we can learn from this lessons ,we can learn to cherish peace ,we can compare and improve the grate intelligence of human and so on .
504659
Wow. I'm impressed that you are worrying about such big issues rather than about the more mundane things that keep most of your contemporaries awake. I guess the only prospective I can offer you is that when enough people get concerned about problems, eventually they get solved, although there is a lot of posturing and name calling and dramatics in the process before things get worked out. When I was a kid, we used to have drills in school where we would practice what to do if the USSR dropped the bomb on us (like hiding under our desks would save us from a nuclear bomb!) and then years later, I had a Russian friend who had immigrated here after the cold war was over and she told me that little Russian school kids had been doing the same thing. Now the USSR is gone, the cold war is over, and we have new worries -- terrorists and rogue nations that have the bomb. There are economic concerns, too, but really in the greater scheme of things, I worry more about the terrorists. But I don't sit up at night worrying about it, because I am powerless to do much. (I have an occasional sleepless night when I am worried about one of my teenage kids, but I can't make them do everything I wish they would do either.) I guess I have faith that there are enough good people in the world that in the end we can make things right. One thing we all have to do is not depend on the government or anyone else to take care of us. We have to take responsibility for our own lives. I am not counting on social security to sustain me. If enough people in every generation take responsibility first for themselves and then to begin solving the problems around them, we can work it out. The fact that you are so concerned means that you can be part of the solution. Get educated, get active, and help build a better future for you and those who come after you.
1043830
It doesn't have to be. Fear and peace are  less profitable in dollars or power. Be the change. Peace.
77050
I disagree with your premise that war has been the only means.  There has been many, many disagreements that have been worked out and resulted in treaties.\n \nTo me, it seems the world has been moving closer and closer to peace over time, until we (U.S.) were attacked.  That brought a realization that there is a different type of enemy lurking.  \n\nI wouldn't demonize you for wanting peace.  I would demonize you for not recognizing that war can be necessary from time to time, and that war now could bring about peace later.