The institutions, the superstructures that we had before the Cold War, no longer meet the needs of the human family. We can find them. We need young people who'll take responsibility. When we're conscious we're not alone, we can believe it's possible. It's just so easy to get the point.
War is impossible with nuclear weapons.
The mitigating factors once used to justify have disappeared, he said. There's no Hitler, no Stalin. And if we can't do it, God have mercy on us, for we'll head into a world even more dangerous than the Cold War. The U.S. hypocrisy gap And the most vulnerable in that world are children. We spend more in a day on the military than we spend in a year on Head Start.