Do you think there is a high correlation between wars and sufferings of the people in the nations engaged in wars?

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Yes, there is a high correlation between wars and suffering of the people as war brings misery, destruction, death and absolute disruption of wealth and the country's economy. The value of human rights is totally violated in the war scenario.
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No, because there are nations which are not engaged in wars and they are not suffering, this also shows that there is high correlation between wars and sufferings. If there is high correlation between wars and sufferings, the more a nation engages in wars, the more it will suffer and vice a versa.
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No, because there are nations which are not engaged in wars and they are not suffering, this also shows that there is high correlation between wars and sufferings. If there is high correlation between wars and sufferings, the more a nation engages in wars, the more it will suffer and vice a versa. read less
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