Unconditional Love is the only non-violent way to free our planet from terrorism?

I happen to be a liberal Democrat and can't go along with this. Look, most people are good, but they also act in their own self interests to a large extent. It is just human nature, and it is not such a bad thing. Most people are good, but as far as having "unconditional love", whatever that may mean, I think is only for a very tiny minority. The best we can hope for is to have a society where we regulate how people and businesses treat each other, so that everyone is treated honestly and fairly, and those who can't live in a society like this are appropriately punished. A society where everyone has the freedom to do as they wish as long as they are not harming others. A society where everyone is given a fair opportunity to succeed. A society where those who for whatever reason, are less fortunate, are helped so that they at least have an acceptable quality of life, and perhaps another opportunity to succeed.

It's just not that easy...maybe when we kill all the terrorists and evil people in the world then we can all love each other. And that is my final answer.

There is absolutely no chance of worldwide unconditional love. None whatsoever. Just worry about your own

Wouldnt that be nice but there will be others who will act violently toward you for all sorts of reasons.

The idealism of youth!!!! Never happen. We all believe in love. We can not LIVE love in a real world.

At what price Freedom? Not in this lifetime...nice thought though. To Stop Terrorism STOP BUYING Oil For 2-3 Weeks and watch them stop their nonsense. Confiscate their holdings and Deport every last one of them to their own country of origin.

A beautiful theory. I do not think it would work due to mans instinctive need to be the better provider. For this to work you would have to move the religions of the world to promote tolerance in the name of their God not war against those with different beliefs. Bottom line, we are a money based world and unconditional love will be beat out by self interest and greed. Works great on a family and friends level. Most Christians are familiar with 'hate the sin, not the sinner' line of thinking.

I don't believe it is possible, the only one I love unconditionally right now is my wonderfully supportive husband.

Since Yahooligans (Yahoo internet administrators) are now in India, and are in fact, foreign nationals to Americans, I find it pretty intrusive that the President of India is now used to pose philosophical/quasi-religious questions to what is a predominately American audience. Unconditional love of all mankind was achieved by only one, Jesus Christ. If you do not know Jesus Christ and know the teachings of Jesus Christ, you cannot attain the state of unconditional love in 20 lifetimes. All you can do is create a state of self delusion, that you love everyone, unconditionally, and let go of all personal moral code, personal boundaries, and personal free choice to make decisions based on individual assessment of your own life. There were lots of these types of people around in the sixites. They were called hippies and medicated with pot, to relieve the stress of seperating themselves from individual agency. Their philosophy was also borrowed from India in the persona of the Beatle's Maharaja Noodle Roni, or whatever they called him, who played his sitar and intruduced the neru jackets to the US, as well as the use of hallucinogens. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.