The design re peace and war is VERY promising. I love paradoxes and the juxtaposition of antithetical qualities. Actually, Keats said that this was the very HEART AND KERNAL OF ART. He said that art was fueled by "negative capability" or the ability to take two opposing things and make them seem congruent or allied or in sync EVEN THOUGH they stood in opposition. On a more concrete level, your design generates the following thoughts: A) To attain peace, you have to fight like a tough son of a bitch and warrior and, conversely, B) Sometimes, the people who purport to love peace and to fight for peace are lying, war-like scum bags.
The design re peace and war is VERY promising. I love paradoxes and the juxtaposition of antithetical qualities. Actually, Keats said that this was the very HEART AND KERNAL OF ART. He said that art was fueled by "negative capability" or the ability to take two opposing things and make them seem congruent or allied or in sync EVEN THOUGH they stood in opposition. On a more concrete level, your design generates the following thoughts: A) To attain peace, you have to fight like a tough son of a bitch and warrior and, conversely, B) Sometimes, the people who purport to love peace and to fight for peace are lying, war-like scum bags.