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The consistent pattern of our leaders starting wars suggests a systemic issue in governance that demands urgent reform to prioritize peace over aggression.

Labeling presidents as 'lunatics' oversimplifies the strategic calculations behind military actions, which often involve deep national interests and pressures.

Criticizing our leaders for war decisions ignores the complex geopolitical realities that often compel nations to engage in conflict for their own security.

While it is easy to label leaders as 'insane,' we must consider the broader historical context that shapes their decisions on warfare and international relations.

The relentless pursuit of war by our leaders demonstrates a failure to prioritize diplomacy, leading to unnecessary human suffering and global instability.