All war begins with the human's sense of greed, hatred, or the need for power.

Does anyone agree or disagree and why?

To be honest, that statement is a bit broad, seems like an essay topic you would see on a psych test.
The easiest answer is yes, what other reasons are there that would drive one man to kill another? Those human faults (greed, hate, etc.) do not always appear on both sides of a conflict as the moving force behind going to war, but the reaction to the aggressions of the enemy nearly always come into play on one side.

Wars begin because of that but you can't really say the US or Britain were in WWII because of greed.

It all started when one guy threw a stone at another guy.

Of course the topic is broad, it allows people to respond with more insight. and yes ur right

To FutureRANGER of course wars begin with that but i didn't say wars continued with it

Yes of course, didn't mean for it to sound like that.

Originally Posted by Darkmb101

yes ur right

Ain't I always?

donno r u? Pride and honor r good for the soul, but arrogance can get u killed.

It ain't arrogance if you can back it up.

How very true, but wat happens when ur wrong?

But back to the topic yes if:

one guy threw a rock at an another guy

The second guy would throw a rock back at the first guy. Then beat the crap out of each other, then the next day they bring some friends and starte a fued. Finally that would start war right?