WAR, justice or never justice ?

Question

Back it up with the reason.

Answer 1

A defensive war can be justice on human terms. That is if you or another large group of people is being attacked and you attack the attacker. Although if one is a member of a religion that calls for one to "turn the other cheek" or some other kind of pacifism, they should be more concerned about the next life than this one.

An offensive war for "possible" threats can clearly be injustice, it depends on how "just" the reasons.

Answer 2

Never Justice. A a lot of innocent people die, the culture will collapse , the civilizations that took a hundred of years to built will disappear in a moment , and it will take for forever to fix the damages,
there must be another solution except war.

Answer 3

Failure to go to war when it becomes necessary results in your extermination. There is no need to give a reason for going to war nor a need to offer justification. It is necessary for survival as long as there continues the tendency for evil people to rise to power from time to time and seek to burn civilization to the ground.

You may disagree but every single people in the past who have disagreed with this have become the victims of genocide.

War isn't about justice or ideals. War is the very real result of what happens when evil people decide to go slaughter others for the hell of it. You either stop them or you don't. If you don't, you are dead.

Simple as that.

Answer 4

War is 'seeking justice' and justice 'as you like it !' at a fast forward speed !

Answer 5

everything in nature including people is under the spirits law, and the justice is present all the time. justOne

Answer 6

I feel that war is primitive. There have been instances where we needed to resort to primitive thought with primitive actions. Hitler comes to my mind. I don't see any other way to deal with a madman of his magnitude with out the mass destruction of war.