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War Quote by Orson Scott-Card

“I don't want to destroy anybody. And I don't want war, either. I want the world to hold together. Is that so bad?” quote by Orson Scott-Card
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““I don't want to destroy anybody. And I don't want war, either. I want the world to hold together. Is that so bad?””

Orson Scott-Card

About This Quote

Source Novel: Ender's Game, 1985

The speaker expresses a desire for peace and unity, questioning whether such a wish is naive or selfish.

In simple terms: Wanting peace may seem unrealistic.

Key Takeaway

Promote empathy, seek common ground.

Themes

peace unity humanity

Mood

hopeful thoughtful

Type

philosophical inspirational

When to use this quote

  • political discourse
  • personal relationships

Key Concepts

idealism conflict resolution

Practical Applications

  • war
  • skepticism

Questions to Reflect On

  • Is it possible to hold the world together without conflict?
  • What actions support global unity?
A Different Perspective

Desire for peace can be dismissed as idealistic.

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