Quote from: Fiatless on Today at 07:37:56 AM

Quote from: Cossyblack on Today at 12:03:06 AM

War have causes millions of death around the world,forces people into extreme poverty as millions are displaced with no access to good food and water. Most times,what causes this conflict ranges from territorial disputes to regional tensions and terrorism.As war continues to grow worldwide whether it be in Yemen, Ukraine, or Gaza, the U.S Billionaire business men like Jim Taiches(Lockhead Martin corp), Gregory Hayes(Raytheon), David calhoun(Boeing), John Holland(General dynamics corp),Christopher.E.Christ(L-3 Technologies)continue to make Billions of dollars profit from sales of weapons,Rockets,missiles & Jets to conflicting nations. The United States of America been a major player to world peace have continued to sell destructive weapons just to make money.

https://businessjournalism.org/2023/12/war-profit/

These American businesses kept making money from sales of weapons to fuel wars in different parts of the world, while the US government ensured that no other country enjoyed the same freedom to produce. Any country that starts producing will be hit with sanctions to cripple the economy. Their claim is that these weapons are safer when it is produced in the US than in other countries. I wonder how safe these weapons are in the hands of the US and its allies when they are freely sent to Israel and used to kill innocent women and children in Gaza.

This idea might be weird, but if every country is allowed to produce military weapons at will, there might be peace in the world. When nations know that other nations have the kind of weapon they own, there will be restraints in attacking them. This is the case of the conflict between Iran and Israel. Israel attacked Gaza because they knew that they had better armoury but they were careful in dealing with Iran.

However, it is essential to acknowledge that conflicts and their underlying causes are multifaceted. The role of weapons in these conflicts is only one aspect. Factors such as political tensions, historical conflicts, territorial disputes, and ideological differences can all contribute to the outbreak and perpetuation of conflicts.

It's also important to note that the impact of military weapons on conflicts extends beyond the hands of any specific country. The use of weapons and the consequences for innocent civilians, as you mentioned in the case of Gaza, are deeply concerning and raise moral and ethical questions.

Achieving global peace and stability is a multifaceted challenge that requires comprehensive approaches beyond just the control or distribution of weapons.