War is only necessary to those who believe in ownership-- hero or villain they are both destroyers of peace. Those who engage in war create war. It is fueled by the strong desire of the masses to reclaim freedom.
But let me ask you this, if you believe that what you need is yours now, and it has always been with you would you lay down your weapon? If you believe that tyranny triggers the behavior of rebels will you wage war against nations, and war against your government? If you believe that majority wins then you believe that freedom lies in the force of majority. Should we not hold hands and work together on becoming the opposite of what we fear rather than succumbing to the force of what we fear? Do we not let fear thrive if we allow it to feed on our anguish?
Or even worst, do we not become the very object we fear when we attack it? How many men, women and children have died in war? How many lives have been wasted reclaiming the freedom that was never lost? I used to believe in vigilance that leads to death and martyrdom, but what if, just what if, we start a harmonious rebellion.
Freedom is our birth right. It is in our hands. We are just programmed to believe that we have lost it. I liken the power of the common man to a sunbeam, and as collective force, the world becomes the sun, for when the power of the suns rays penetrate one dark cloud, that darkness can only submit to the light. It has no other choice. It will vanish in the light.
J.C.
