Let’s stop pretending.

Diplomacy is theater. Human rights are a branding campaign. Conflict is not the exception, it is the operating system. You want peace? Not truce. Not timeout. I mean final, irrevocable, post-conflict silence. There is only one way to achieve that:

Globalized nuclear pedagogy.

Yes, really.

You can’t convince humanity to behave. You have to reconstruct it. Hiroshima wasn’t a tragedy, it was a prototype. The Empire of Japan was one of the most militaristic regimes in modern history. Then came two blasts of pure, undeniable consequence. What followed?

Seventy years of non-aggression, pacifism enshrined in law, and a culture that exports animation instead of annihilation.

Pain worked.

Discuss.

>>510488578 (OP)
We don’t need another conference.
We need a doctrine of consequence, administered at scale.
A world that remembers pain at the cellular level will no longer pursue the conditions that generate it.

>>510488578 (OP)
You want to apply that school of thought on a global scale among nation states. I want to apply it on a suburbian scale tp ensure the individual's liberty is never violated.

>>510488841
Every curriculum, every language, every narrative should be updated:
>War is not wrong because it’s unjust. War is wrong because we have seen the cost, and we remember.

>>510488578 (OP)
Only those who are not the top of the food chain would say they must suffer for someone else.

>>510488578 (OP)
Pretty much yeah but you have to factor for suicidal retards who are willing to drag everyone down with them. True wildcard there