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Hmm....take some of the major wars fought fought by the USA.
WWI, WWII, Vietnam, Korea, Civil, Revolutionary...now think about each one individually, and what the causes were. :D |
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That's hard. Thinking about the war itself (rather than the U.S. entry), I'd go with: WWI. Cultural differences? (Tribalism) WWII. Political. Vietnam. I honestly can't classify it. Was it political by North Vietnam, or was it self-interest by North Vietnam, or was it some sort of recovery after colonialism? Civil. Self-interest. Revolutionary. Economic disparities/injustices. |
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When given a chance any empire/nation has grown by whatever means necessary. Religon has just been the tool to motivate people to fight in it. |
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Radical Islam wouldn't exist had Islam never existed in the first place. My answer is still religion. |
What is the main source of conflict?
The unfailing supidity of human beings when assembled in large groups. MM ~~:shrug: |
Fear and Boundaries.
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It doesn't matter. Without the ability to use religion as a motivational tool for the masses of suckers out there, many conflicts would never have taken place. Religion may not always be the sole cause, but it almost always plays a crucial role in major conflicts. |
It's interesting that religion, culture, and race tend to all run in packs. Most brownish Middle Easterners who wear robes and eat tabouli are muslim. Most whitish Europeans who wear suits and eat pizza are Christian. Most oriental Asians who .... etc., etc.
I wonder why there's such a strong correlation? It's got to be more than a coincidence. |
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People tend to segregate themselves, resulting in different cultures. Even within one city, you can usually tell the race of the majority of the people living nearby without seeing any of them. |
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