I am very interested in one question (purely from a philosophical point of view): Is war good or evil? For me, the answer is obvious... But is it always a manifestation of evil, violence, and a kind of expression of "love for one's neighbor"? How should we reconcile this with the assertion that there is no pure good or absolute evil?
Don't you think that war is something absolute? War is, first and foremost, a cleansing. A cleansing of societal elements that, for a number of reasons, must be eliminated for the sake of the nation's prosperity. *Excerpts from a neo-Nazi work)))*. And I believe that war probably serves as a solution when diplomacy and other skills :cool: don't work. As for the expression of love for one's neighbor, I don't know, I don't know... because even being on the winning side, you can't always say that you have won... Sometimes victory is a Pyrrhic one. This is an example of the duality of every element of existence... In my opinion, the philosophy of dualism can rightfully be considered the starting point for the desire to determine the nature of being. Although, of course, a lot has already been said about this)))