Summary

The article reflects on the futility and destructive nature of war, using the conflicts in Ukraine and Russia, as well as past events like the Taliban invasion of Afghanistan, to illustrate the disregard for human life and the decline of moral values in society.

Abstract

The author of the article delves into the grim reality of war, emphasizing that despite humanity's advancements, conflicts like those between Ukraine and Russia continue to ravage societies. The piece draws a parallel between the current state of human morality and the animalistic tendencies that still govern our actions, suggesting that our evolution has not led to a more ethical world. Instead, it posits that society is regressing, with families disintegrating, ethical teachings being ignored, and a general increase in chaos and violence. The article questions the purpose of war in modern times, highlighting the lack of benefits and the long-term suffering it causes, as seen in historical events like the nuclear attack on Hiroshima. It criticizes the reliance on weapons and power as means of communication and problem-solving, predicting that future wars will only become more destructive if humanity continues on this path.

Opinions

The author believes that war is an inherently destructive force that undermines humanity's educational, moral, and ethical foundations.
There is a sense of apathy and detachment from global conflicts until they directly impact one's own life.
The article suggests that humans are regressing to animalistic behaviors, as evidenced by increasing violence and a decline in family structures and human relationships.
The author expresses skepticism about the effectiveness of moral and ethical teachings in the face of real-world chaos and unethical conduct.
The piece argues that wars do not solve problems but rather exacerbate suffering, with historical examples underscoring the long-term consequences of conflict.
It is highlighted that the concept of war is rooted in cruelty and the desire for power, with a disregard for the fact that Earth is the only habitable planet for humanity.
The author predicts that reliance on advanced weaponry will lead to more catastrophic wars in the future, unless humanity changes its course.
The article calls for a resolution of conflicts through dialogue rather than warfare, advocating for peace and understanding between nations.

Let’s talk about the war

The very thing that destroys humanity.

What you think and what I think doesn’t matter anymore because there are always some things that are going to happen the way they happen. And we have no control over anything, and it’s the same thing happening in the Ukraine and Russia.

This is not something new, and this is not happening for the first time. If you keep track of what is happening in the world, then you will notice that a few months back, this happened in Afghanistan when the Taliban invaded, and no one was there to help those people.

I am not here to sympathise with anyone. Even though I don’t care about these things until they affect me, I think anyone in this world is going to say the same thing.

Why?

Because this is how we are. We are all a bunch of apes who don’t give a fuck about the other apes.

If I think about this clearly, it feels like I am not aware of how people in Ukraine are feeling and how frightened they are. But one thing I can say for sure is that not all the people of that country are offenders and lawbreakers.

So what does it matter? It’s war, and no one thinks about innocent people in war. Because war is all about killing and winning.

What is the meaning of all the education, morals, and ethics that we learn through our education and from our religious teachings?

I think they are just for learning, even though they don’t apply to our real lives. Because if you look closely, we are all living in a world full of chaos and unethical people who are ready to kill each other for no reason, in some cases, just for basic needs.

All these things imply only one thing, and that is that we are still not over the fact that we are animals.

We think that we are humans, but deep down we all behave worse than animals, and it’s not about this war, but all the criminal cases that exist today indicate this, and we can’t deny the fact that somehow we have not conquered our inner demon yet.

Our morals are declining every day

It doesn’t matter how much we have evolved today or how close we are to building super-ai robots that can improve our daily lives.

Aside from that, reality indicates something else: Our reality is pointing towards the fact that our growth is making all of us sick of each other. Now we don’t like humans anymore. Parents are not ready to have kids anymore, and “family” is just a word today.

There used to be a time when I used to watch stories about animals on the Discovery Channel, and in them, they used to personify the animals. And they used to compare a pack of animals to a family, naming them and convincing us that they lived in a family structure.

Today, all of that seems a bit ironic to me, because even the families of humans are not living together, it seems like we are too inspired by animals, so we have started following their culture. lol.

Sometimes I feel like all of this is meaningless. Saying something or writing something is not going to change anything because we are all just humans. We can call ourselves people as there is no other option. But we are not humans anymore.

We are now bags full of lust, greed, anger, rage, and many more such things that are destroying us from the inside.
We do not have a clue about God, love, and other important aspects of our lives.
Our lives are full of chaos and we want to run from them.
Our debts are increasing because no one is telling us that buying everything is not going to make us happy.
Our relationships are at stake because we are forgetting how to have better conversations with people.
Last but not least, we have become lonelier than ever.

We are the generation who has everything in terms of comfort yet we are not having better relationships now.

I have been thinking about this for a very long time. Why do we still need wars? Even after experiencing World War I and World War II, I guess we forgot the outcomes of those wars.

Are there any special benefits of war?

If you look at things carefully, you will see that there are no benefits of war because people die in war and war increases the suffering level in the world.

Not just that, sometimes wars end up worse. We all are very familiar with the case of a nuclear attack on Hiroshima and what happened after that, the generations of Japan still suffering that war.

So the entire concept of war is the concept of cruelty where a powerful one tries to threaten a weak one with whatever he’s got. Besides all this, we totally ignore the fact that there is no other planet in this solar system for us to move to after messing up this one.

I didn’t understand wars till now, but there was one thing that I knew: it always happens because some mean people reason: they think more about themselves than others.

Things are not going to get better from here because we are all becoming more and more inhuman, and we are no longer talking and solving our problems because we have big weapons up our sleeves and we want those weapons to convey our message to the rest of the world. lol.

So in the future, these weapons are going to be more advance and wars are going to be worse.

I hope the best for both countries, and they must resolve those issues as soon as possible because war is not the answer to everything.

Thanks and sorry for not writing for a long time because sometimes I feel my life is getting much busier than ever. Also, there is a lot happening in this world, so I feel like not writing sometimes.

Stay safe and stay healthy.