U.S. needs to resolve conflict with words and not bullets

Editor,

A few years ago, a case was built for the invasion of Iraq, and Iraq was invaded. Those of us who did not pay the price of that with our lives are living with the results of that decision.

Is there now a case being built for the invasion of Iran? Will Iran be invaded?

Is it impossible to learn that there is only one alternative to engaging in dialogue with each other and finding mutually acceptable solutions to our problems? Haven't we chosen the alternative of war often enough, for long enough, to give dialogue a chance to stop all these senseless killings?

Maybe I've got it all wrong. Maybe we truly prefer killing each other to living peacefully together.

Robert Gardiner

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