[lbo-talk] War is against nature, including human nature.

[Charles Brown]

what crap- most physical Anthropologist will say that the reason the
cranium, and resulted in brain-evolution was exactly because early
species of Homo- were meat eaters and scavagers.///// I doubt most.
There is a shift in the profession. More scavenging earlier in
australopithecine. And certainly not killing an eating your own kind.
That would be sub-natural. _Most_ species do not eat their own kind !
Why would proto humans do something lions don't even do ? Except in
the rarest, rarest crises ? The last ones australopithecines would be
killing would be other australopitheciness, i.e. your own species. War
is sub-natural in that regard. No other species does wholesale
slaughter of their own kind. And especially to kill them and not eat
them. Why kill them if not for food would have been the question all
the carnivore species of all times would like to ask humans about war
? So, no making war is not part of human nature. It is not part of
human nature that humans share with all other _natural_ species,
carnivores in particular. War is unnatural in the biological sense of
"natural". It is against nature.