A world war could rebalance our society and reduce atrocities

A world war could rebalance our society and reduce atrocities
The rejection of particularization of the values of peace and the trivialization of human lives would inevitably lead to the generalization of atrocities between peoples and end in a fratricidal war with four poles or alliances where the great powers will lose their leadership.
The idea of a world war as a means of relieving the world and rebalancing society could resolve many societal problems and renew the principles of cooperation and peaceful resolution of conflicts, however wars have devastating consequences on human lives, the environment and global stability.

Wars cause massive loss of life, indescribable suffering for civilian populations, destruction of property and infrastructure, and negative economic repercussions, also exacerbate tensions between nations, create lasting trauma and can leave scars. political, economic and social for generations, unfortunately this is what we are experiencing today on a global scale, Israel destroys without restraint the people of Gaza and its structures to uproot a handful of informal fighters, millions of Arabs , Africans and Muslims migrate clandestinely to countries where they are rejected and repressed without assistance, Muslims in Asia are pushed into exile and imprisonment in desert areas, without help. Western armies are establishing themselves in different parts of the globe to deal with all eventualities and militias have finally found the political and armed means to create instability in order to position themselves
The attempt to resolve disputes through dialogue, diplomacy and other peaceful means is today ignored. International organizations such as the United Nations appear ineffective or inequitable in promoting peace, stability and respect for human rights throughout the world.
Promoting non-violent solutions to conflicts, encouraging dialogue and cooperation are outdated values in the face of the atrocities committed across the planet.
Today, faced with the failure of diplomacy and mutual understanding, we are opening the way to a war which could have irreparable consequences on the future of our planet given the arsenals and their contents across the continents