Traditionally, the right to trigger war in most cases rests on one single highest authority.
Under ‘self-defence’ and ‘just cause,’ war results in horror and terror.
“Ukraine poses a threat to Russia.”
The justification for an attack on Ukraine is for ‘self-defence’ and ‘just cause.’ As well as the ‘de-Nazification’ of Ukraine.
The cruel and catastrophic effects of war are much more severe than accomplishing its stated and symbolic aims of self-defence and the ‘just’ motive.
Defence is part of the war. And many times, offence turns out to be the best defence.
Nationalism, patriotism, martyrism and heroism are the distorted projections of deaths, destructions and horrors of war.
Labelling some as villains and others as heroes do not justify the people’s sufferings on both sides of the war.
War must end. But that needs to yield and sacrifice ego. If it happens, humanity gets saved.
WHERE IS THE END OF WAR:
Is war inevitable? Is it justifiable?
Traditionally, the right to trigger war in most cases rests on one single highest authority.
Under ‘self-defence’ and ‘just cause,’ war results in horror and terror.
“Ukraine poses a threat to Russia.”
The justification for an attack on Ukraine is for ‘self-defence’ and ‘just cause.’ As well as the ‘de-Nazification’ of Ukraine.
The cruel and catastrophic effects of war are much more severe than accomplishing its stated and symbolic aims of self-defence and the ‘just’ motive.
Defence is part of the war. And many times, offence turns out to be the best defence.
Nationalism, patriotism, martyrism and heroism are the distorted projections of deaths, destructions and horrors of war.
Labelling some as villains and others as heroes do not justify the people’s sufferings on both sides of the war.
War must end. But that needs to yield and sacrifice ego. If it happens, humanity gets saved.
Promod Puri.com 