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[americancities]

PEACE=ANARCHY? In our society we view peace as a social concept. Peace is not just non violence. Our country could have non violence and it wouldn't make it peaceful. Walls aren't peaceful, and when someone tells you what to do (AKA government), that isn't peaceful. Being told what to do isn't peaceful. In reality, peace is anarchy. Where does that

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[scallionsplease]

yesssssss. i love this idea of peace is in essence anarchy. it means it comes from deep within each person. it means that nothing as it is is going to allow us to reach that point of peace. but it also means that no one leader or religious or political sect is going to bring us peace, it means we can bring it to fruition ourselves.

sorry i get really excited about it and can formulate not sentences.

[holyflowers]

I feel like this could potentially be true. but the fault within terms of logic, is that everyone wants the same thing. and if you take into account everyone's personal opinions and feelings, since they're inherent, is that some barriers will be broken and others will not, which will result in bigotry.

however, this is a good idea.

[holyflowers]

i meant, that *assuming* everyone wants the same thing.

[anonymous]

shane sanchez gave me that same speach lizzy

[americancities]

and it's a great thought! also, that is why we are dating. we have the same ideas :)

[anonymous]

it DOESN'T fit into our current society because ours is so dependant on strict rules and guidelines to function. people have been conditioned to believe that this is the only plausible way we could co-exist with one another, and thanks to human nature they accept this and fail to question whether or not things could work in another way. so, out of fear and the comfort of predictablity, or laws and guidelines and chokeholds, peace will probably never actually be given a chance.

[anonymous]

ps, answer your phone! we need to continue our conversation.