British Human Rights Lawyers Blast U.S.-Run Prison at Guantanamo Bay

"violence breeds violence ''the saying goes. It is rather sometimes complicated even for psychologists and psychiatrists to explain the latent mechanisms of violent responses extending from a curse through harremming people to torturing them and killing then. I personnaly think that people revolt as groups or indivual because some other forces observable or acting in the dark are stepping into their emotional and intellectual sphere and disturbing the very established norms of the spychological and economical modes of living. You may argue that violence may be some innate attribute of humans as it is the case in animals. In this sense it would be a question of survival of the fittest. No one accept to be deprived of the very basic elements of a decent life, the right to believe, the right to speak, and to right think and dream. But once these basics have been taken away, reactions are possible if no control mechanism are available.
One of the most important meduims to tame violence in my opinion is the school environment where pupils and strudents are through the curriculum taught how to respect one another, respect their parents and teachers, respect the different views of of their mates, respect their neighbours, and respect all human beings - we teach them that all humans are equal in the eye of God. States as institutions military or whatever have to adopt a similar stance to neighbouring countries and consider their freedom and independence as part of global peace that we all want to promote.