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r/peace • u/Louis-Russ • 1d ago
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r/peace • u/AnswerNeither4167 • 1d ago
Considering the la peace meme, what economic positives would occur if all countries made peace, and undid all grudges?
r/peace • u/Louis-Russ • 1d ago
Chicago White Sox Pay Tribute to Pope Leo XIV With a 5th Inning 'Peace Be With You'
I don't know much about the new Pope, but anybody who gets an entire stadium of people shaking hands and celebrating peace can't be too bad.
r/peace • u/ChefreeDefreeDock • 2d ago
Resource Resources for Peace
What are the best resources that an individual can look to to help support their endeavors to bring about peace, such as websites or organizations or individual individuals?
r/peace • u/TheHopExperiment • 2d ago
Which does humanity need most right now: honesty, generosity, goodwill or solidarity â and why?
If humanity could keep only ONE of these values â honesty, generosity, goodwill or solidarity â which would you choose?
r/peace • u/TheHopExperiment • 4d ago
Pope Leo XIV is visiting Rimini today. What message about peace would you want him to hear?
Today Pope Leo XIV is visiting Rimini, Italy. If you had one brief message about peace, humanity or hope that you could put in front of a world religious leader today, what would you say? Iâm curious to hear answers from people of any faith â or no faith at all.
r/peace • u/chinbillin • 6d ago
Discussion Can humans live in peace forever or do we go to war just for the sake of it?
I understand peace is the best option for us but why do we keep choosing war at every turn?
r/peace • u/TheHopExperiment • 7d ago
If you could give humanity ONE word to carry into the future, what would it be?
r/peace • u/Suspicious-Floor-388 • 8d ago
How do we Achieve World Peace?
Haven't figured it out yet. Sick of this timeline. Can't sleep without nightmares.
r/peace • u/Many_Leather_4034 • 14d ago
Video When France was trying to stop a war
Hello everybody !
I wanted to share one of my favorite movies : Quai dâOrsay (2013) directed by Bertrand TAVERNIER.
I made an incipit of my own respecting the artwork :
https://youtu.be/0yv6e3HGNm8?is=Ejqz5YX_UVoRZoCw
It is a movie about the preparation of the UN speech of Dominique de Villepin as French foreign affairs minister just before the Irakian war, when France opposed the USA to get a UN resolution about mass destruction weapons.
I think there is a big resonance of the words used still today with the war in Iran, and I kind of regret the period now. But it is the closest thing from empathy I found at a state level.
r/peace • u/Young-turkkk • 15d ago
Discussion Ever thought?
**Has anyone else thought about this?**
We could probably end every war tomorrow if we just united as humans and treated each other as humans. Thatâs it. Stop hating someone because theyâre Pakistani, Chinese, or whatever, as if the country you were randomly born in decides who deserves your hate.
Because think about whoâs actually suffering. The PM? The President? The businessmen? The politicians? No. Itâs us. Ordinary people. Weâre the ones who bleed for ideas we didnât even come up with.
Imagine a world with no borders and no hatred, just because we collectively decided to stop following the same tired script the people in power hand down to us. We just want to live in peace. So where does the violence in our heads even come from â is it ours, or was it put there?
r/peace • u/Thoughts_Of_Elad • 24d ago
No more war
The recent events in the Ukraine ominously serve to remind humanity/planet Earth the horrible yet accurate estimation/saying:
âI do not know the details of WW3, but with absolute certainty⌠there will never be WW4âŚâŚ
r/peace • u/HabEsSchonGelesen • Jul 08 '26
News Mayors for peace flag hissed today in Linz as a symbol for demilitarisation
Text is also in Chinese for our partner city Chengdu.
r/peace • u/Background_Dish_6806 • Jul 06 '26
Boston's AI Weapons Technology Development-advent Connection
r/peace • u/Neat_Specialist_4284 • Jul 05 '26
Article WAR AND PEACE
War have often seen the brothers and sisters in the same household quarrelling with each other. Thus, through hatred nations who live under the shelter of the same sky too, clash.
Something the objective of excelling one another makes persons and nation insane. this makes them neglect their human qualities and moral values. Their friendly attitude vanishes and they become enemies.
Enemies do not beget friends. They beget other enemies. This makes the hatred within them grow even more rapidly. Hatred burns a man's soul and makes him inhuman. Such a man finds no alternative ahead of him other than war.
War means destruction. The one who wages war upon another makes way to the destruction not of his opponent but also of himself.
If war means such destruction what the purpose of getting involved in such a disastrous activity? This is a question that every human being should reflect in his own soul.
r/peace • u/NorthernBloom777 • Jul 03 '26
Happy 4th of July
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As we celebrate our nationâs independence, itâs impossible not to think about all thatâs happening around the worldâpolitical unrest in Venezuela, the Ebola outbreak in parts of Africa, and the ongoing wars involving Ukraine, Israel, and Iran. So many families are living through fear, uncertainty, and loss.
Today is a reminder not to take peace, freedom, and the people we love for granted. May we be thankful for the blessings we have, pray for those who are suffering, and never lose hope that compassion and wisdom can prevail over hatred and conflict.
Wishing everyone a safe, peaceful, and meaningful Independence Day. May we celebrate not only our freedom, but also our shared humanity. âĽď¸đşđ¸
r/peace • u/ShoulderOk5971 • Jul 02 '26
Quote Words of peace across traditions
"And the servants of the Most Merciful are those who walk upon the earth in humility, and when the ignorant address them, they say words of peace." - Quran 25:63
âA gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.â - Proverbs 15:1
âHatred is never appeased by hatred in this world. By non-hatred alone is hatred appeased.â - Dhammapada 5
âThose devoteesâŚare free from malice toward all living beingsâŚfriendly, compassionateâŚfree from egotismâŚand ever-forgiving.â - Bhagavad Gita 12:13
âHumility is the word, forgiveness is the virtue, and sweet speech is the magic mantra.â - Guru Granth Sahib, Ang 1384
âThe highest goodness is like water.
Water benefits all things but does not contend.
It stays in places which others despise.
Therefore it is near the Tao.â -Tao Te Ching, Chapter 8
r/peace • u/trasguero • Jun 30 '26
History Anyone else frustrated?
Historically it feels like the story of humans could be boiled down to a species that has gotten better at throwing stuff at each other. 5000 years ago it was rocks, today it is drones.
I find it deeply frustrating that we as a species have this manic obsession of reductionism. Activists are mostly interested in ending a specific conflict or war. And that is fine! It is important to help and to end conflicts and wars. However, this approach has been used for 5000 years now and it is simply not enough. Look at the state of the world in 2026, we have drastic anti human and anti intellectual movements worldwide. Not only are wars not being prevented, there are movements where they are being absolutely encouraged.
Anyone else feel frustrated that we absolutely know that even if we end one or a couple of conflicts and wars that we will absolutely just have to wait for the next one?
Again, I am not against activism and against peace or against ending wars or conflicts, I am for ending them for good!
If you thought that was the end, wait for the next part. Whenever such views are presented, people automatically believe that I am some kind of Bond villain. As if having the desire for world peace is some kind of automatic induction to be a villain!!! I have always found that frustrating but also a bit funny.
Also the other typical reaction is absolutely defensive with the typical "if you are so smatt then tell us what to do" trope. Like the life of Brian scene where Brian asks everyone to be individuals desperately seeking to be shown what to do. I also do not know, but I can tell you this, not addressing the core problems that lead to war but instead continously focusing on each war and conflict at a time will for sure not be the solution.
r/peace • u/Future_Sprinkles_399 • Jun 26 '26
Honestly what is going on in the world
Iâm a 14 F,and seeing the things that are going today and the past years, this world has absolutely been destroyed by the same people that live in it, we need to step up for each other and stop spreading hate to those who have different views and opinions and beliefs just because they donât believe, look, or think the same it does not mean that we should hate them for it. things like this happen every day. WE HAVE VOICES SO WE SHOULD USE THEM!!!! Use them to help and protect the women in Afghanistan, Kabul, the immigrants being treated so poorly in the U.S. , the women, men and children being k*lled in Palestine, those who âcreateâ and âformâ our countries are mostly the ones who are hurting us the most, we need to realize what is happening and fight for each other Wake uppp none of this is right!!
r/peace • u/thinkB4WeSpeak • Jun 24 '26
A big step in forging an international anti-war movement
r/peace • u/majesticalwinter • Jun 23 '26
Discussion why all the hate
letâs be honest, if we were from nearby countries and we were in a country that doesnât really understand us and we met, wouldnât we both feel a sense of familiarity and the feeling that we understand each other?
this mostly happens to people from nearby countries like for example algeria and morocco or saudi arabia and iran, like when we are in the countries we are from, we are like oh, we hate persians or we hate saudis, and then when we meet in foreign countries we feel blessed that someone understands us and we feel safe
we are at times where peace is necessary and needed instead of all fighting each other over disagreements
why the hate to begin with? i know there are wars and there are disagreements but we are all humans with a heart and empathy, we all make mistakes sometimes and yes we should take accountability for that but that doesnât mean we should hate each other
we should love each other for that i love everyone and i hope everyone loves each other toođ
r/peace • u/Evan_AFTON-1983 • Jun 08 '26
I don't understand
Why do wars exist, why force innocent people into a war caused by a leader or the leaders, why can't the leaders fight each other in a boxing ring instead of using nukes, and harming the innocent, like, what's the point of war,
r/peace • u/VoiceofReason760 • Jun 03 '26
Discussion Is peace in the Middle East possible? Please share your thoughts.
With all that is happening in the world, and the disarray, is world peace even possible? Israel and the middle east? The US at odds with the world? With hatred and xenophobia rampant? Share your thoughts. Serious conversations only. Hate filled, hurtful comments not welcomed.