By Knowledge & Respect.

I think it's possible when we respect eachother's ideas and stop forcing our own stuff upon others.

Quite respectfully, capitalism isn't the problem. I'd be happy to debate anyone on this topic, but I would have to say in order to promote peace throughout the world first comes understanding. A lot of problems stem from misunderstanding and having stereotypes and prejudices. I think people in general need to have a much more open dialog with people from different regions of the Earth in order to dispel these preconceived notions. Quite frankly when you come down to it, people all over the Earth are basically the same with the very similar needs and wants, and when people start to realize this I think the world will be a better place to live in for all.

That's the best question i've seen here. Just imagine that: "Disarmment" step 1: Destroy all weapons starting from the less powerful ones. If civilians want to kill soon they will have to bite each other. Let the nuclear ones exist the last as a fear to the ones who don't conform to disarmment. Step 2: Prosecute countries who manufacture and sell weapons in the Hague court for crime against the humanity. Still, all this seems utopic and impossible to achieve and the easiest solution might be a series of severe global strikes and a new fashion to consume less; both those are the last weapons of civilians against capitalism, the global machine which feeds on civilian and animal blood. 80% of the world faces hunger and war, while others award oscar and nobel prizes, implant silicones and feed pet as if the poor's fate shall always be to serve the vanity of the temporarily rich... huge shame And after all education & culture

hmm..be respectful and understanding of other people's feelings. But there will always be someone who wants to ruin everything. In order to have peace, there will always be some kind of war present. I'm not trying to discourage anyone here. It may be possible to live peacefully.