It is high time we treated drug abuse and terrorism as diseases instead of wars -- curing the patients rather than killing them.
Sadly, war has become a popular option in the political playbook, a child’s play with deadly consequences.
As human beings, we have the responsibility to harness the immense human potential for good, not evil; for love, not hatred; and for peace, not war.
For the sake of humanity, it is the responsibility of Generation X and Generation Y to lead Generation Z to peace rather than war.
While there are a number of ways to combat terrorism, attempting to cure the symptoms without tackling the root causes is like waging a losing war on drugs.