Quote by Alfred Adler

War is organized murder and torture against our brothers.

War is organized murder and torture against our brothers.

Summary

This quote criticizes war by emphasizing that it is essentially a systematic form of violence and cruelty directed towards fellow human beings. It suggests that war involves the intentional killing and tormenting of individuals who are, fundamentally, our own siblings in the broader human family. By labeling war as "organized murder and torture," the quote highlights its destructive nature and questions the morality and necessity of engaging in such acts of aggression. In essence, it challenges the notion that war can be justified or justified as anything other than a horrific violation of human life.

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By Alfred Adler

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