Will there ever be peace among foreign countries? What will it take?
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People before us, in our history, have stated that the best thing we can do for this world is to be in peace with one another or something along the lines of that. We don't create countries thinking that another country will tear it apart, but that's what we've started to think. Foreign countries are aware of the dangers in our world and that is corruption which comes in many forms. We've had corrupt people as dictators and in our world of politics, which has been the worst thing for our world. For example, in the 20th century, there was a dictator who decided the fate of his country, Hitler. He was out of control and frankly, insane and nothing stopped him besides war. He thought he was right and that took over his mind; he went insane over power and he died for it, rightfully so. He used his power at the expense of millions of people and divided this world for decades and maybe still today. We didn't learn from that, because there have been many times where we've divided this world with corruption and over power. 9/11 caused havoc and extreme division among other countries. However, it created reconciliation among the victims in our country. But there have been so many times of violence and I don't think that will change. It's human nature to be greedy and there's nothing people can do about it if that greedy person is in office. So, I don't think there will ever be world peace. It would take compassion, cooperation, and a complete change of human nature which isn't possible in our part. We don't create these monsters, they've created themselves. There are so many people out there with evil hearts that we can't do anything about. For example, in our time right now, the Taliban is terrorist groups that tears this world from capable women who could have undeniable attention but they don't care. They do this to follow their morals and what they were taught what's right or wrong. Now they're spreading their beliefs in a once-protected third-world country and corrupting the minds in Afghanistan, convincing them what's right and what's wrong. That's another problem in our history: those corrupt people are blinding the people who have to follow them and spreading their evil beliefs and ridding those who think differently. There are people who are like that out there in our world, Kim Nanjun, an evil dictator who's trapping millions of people in North Korea.
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