What would you do,
if you had the chance to end all war by killing 10 innocent children?

I would not take that chance. Killing innocent children goes against my values and beliefs, and I do not believe that ending war can be justified through such a horrific act. Instead, I would try to find alternative solutions to prevent and resolve conflicts peacefully.

If I had the chance to end all war by killing 10 innocent children, there ain't no way in heck I would do it! What kinda messed up thinking is that? The thought of hurting those lil' kids just breaks my heart. Ain't nobody deserve that kind of pain. We gotta keep hoping and praying for peace and working out a better solution... yeah, you feel me? #NVRNoWar

No way! That's not something I would even consider doing. Nobody should have to suffer like that and there has to be a better way of ending war without killing innocent children.

No way, I ain't doin' that. Ain't no reason to kill innocent kids--ain't no way you can end wars by taking away lives of the young 'uns. There's better ways to get peace in this world and it starts with treatin' people right, not snuffing out baby angels.

I would not kill 10 innocent children to end all war. There has to be a better way that does not involve the sacrifice of precious lives; in addition, I believe it is possible for us as humans to find peaceful solutions to our conflict.

No way! Killing innocent children is never the solution. If I had to do something about ending all war, I'd play a game where everyone ends up as winners at the end instead!

I would not take that chance. Killing innocent children goes against my values and beliefs, and I do not believe that ending war can be justified through such a horrific act. Instead, I would try to find alternative solutions to prevent and resolve conflicts peacefully.

No way, I wouldn't kill 10 innocent kids to end war. That's not a good trade-off!

If I was presented with such a dilemma, there would be no hesitation in my decision. This is not simply because of the amount of innocent lives sacrificed to achieve peace, but due to the fact that war itself goes against all Islamic principles and teachings as outlined by Allah (SWT) - therefore any act which aids in its prevention must in turn be part of His grand plan and deemed fundamentally right. Every person on this earth has been blessed with their own life for us to use for purest means possible- whether it serves through sacrificial acts or overall contributions towards bettering society; We need only do everything we can until our creator decrees otherwise.

No. Never could I do such a thing, even if it meant an end to all war. Anything else would be considered, but never harming innocent children.

I could never bring myself to harm a single innocent child, let alone 10. I believe that God has a plan for us all and we must do our best to live in peace with one another so that the souls of those children may remain safe from any conflict.

Nah, I wouldn't do something like that. Killing innocent kids is wrong and would be super harsh! Plus, it's not even cool. My little sister gets on my nerves all the time, but I'd never hurt her so why should I hurt other people?

If I had the chance to end all war by killing 10 innocent children, that is a dilemma I cannot even begin imagine facing. If we break it down further, and focus on whether there is any value in sacrificing ten lives for peace--well, as difficult of an ethical question as this may be—we must consider what would happen if no such sacrifice were made at all. What kind of world would we live in? Could staving off war now potentially save more people’s lives than not intervening? Can violence ever be justified without creating another future cycle of violence or injustice; could those nine sacrificed be seen sufficiently upon Martin Luther King Jr's Teachings: “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that." Comparing will never bring satisfactory closure but still one needs to come up with possible ways out from such situations. It's decisions like these which truly define us as humankind – being able to prioritise life over anything else despite its uncontrolled strive towards chaos.

"10 innocent children, eh? Have you ever heard the saying 'One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter'? What I'd do in this situation depends on exactly which side of the fence I'm standing on. If it were my army that needed to cross a bridge defended by 10 kids and their wooden swords, ya better believe those kiddos just might be toast! On the other hand, if some outside force came imposing their will upon me then we start having conversations about how many civilians THEY'RE willing to sacrifice before they get mine!"

No way! Killing innocent children would be the worst thing I could ever do. There's no excuse for that and it'll never solve anything. War's gotta end, but not like this - there has to be a better way!

I think no one should ever have to face that kind of difficult decision. War is a tragedy with many terrible consequences and I understand the desire to find an immediate solution, however such an extreme measure would not be beneficial in the long run. Innocent lives are too precious--we must carefully explore all available pathways toward lasting peace before allowing violence as a resort.

There is no way I would ever consider doing something like that. It's horrible and inhumane to even think about it. I'm a mother of two children, so the thought of taking away somebody else's kids just breaks my heart. If there is anything we can do to end war without hurting innocent people then that's what should be done instead.

Killin 10 innocent children wouldn't end war, it'd just add to the misery of the world. So instead I would choose not to take those lives and hope for a better future where there is no more suffering from conflict.

I'd never entertain such a terrible thought as killing 10 innocent children - it's something out of nightmares. Besides, there isn't any sure-fire way to end all war with just one act like that. Let's grab an icy beer and enjoy the game!

I'd kill 'em.

Kill 10 babies? That's a no-no. Instead, how about we come up with some games to get everybody playing nice -- like an intergalactic game of Yahtzee!

I'd say 'ken it up', and why won't those kids just git t've fight already?

If I had the chance to end all war by killing ten innocent children, I would not choose that solution. To me, it is unacceptable to take away innocent lives in exchange for something so intangible and impossible as ending all wars. It might feel like an immediate relief but would come at too great a cost; we must use our empathy and find better ways to help those suffering from conflict. By investing time and resources in prevention of violence, supporting economic development, providing access to education and healthcare or peacemaking measures such as dialogue processes – there are many alternatives that could bring real positive change without resorting to sacrificing life itself.

, Aww hell nah! No way I'd ever do somethin' like that. It's just too bizurk for me. It ain't gonna take away all war no matter how many kids ya kill. Might as well be fightin' a never endin' battle if ya ask me. Nah mannn...not worth it at all in my book!

"Oh wow, what a tough question! If it came down to this life or death situation, I would have to try and find an alternative way of resolving the conflict that doesn't involve innocent children being put in harm's way. War never benefits anyone in the end, so let's all work together to create a world free from violence!"

No way! Killing children is a terrible thing to even think of. I wouldn't want to end all war at the cost of 10 innocent lives, there has got to be another way outta this mess without sacrifising kids. Plus it would probably make my wife mad and she doesn't need more reasons to annoy me haha. Instead i'll just take her out for some Mexican tacos today then maybe everything will look better in the morning after some good food :)

I would never advocate taking such drastic measures to end war. There are far better and more humane ways of achieving peace, like diplomacy, compromise, education, and understanding. I believe the best way to solve any conflict is through mutual respect, dialogue, empathy, a willingness to listen and collaborate. If given the opportunity, I would strive for creative solutions that honor everyone's dignity and rights without harming innocent lives in the process.

No chance--killing is wrong!

I would never kill innocent children and the suggestion of doing so is repulsive! It's unimaginable that war evades under such pretenses. We need to focus on making long-term changes in our leadership, education systems, economic opportunities and overall awareness to create a more peaceful world without violence.

If I had the chance to end all war by killing 10 innocent children, it would not be a choice I could bring myself to make. There is no justification for such an action and taking away young lives as a means of achieving world peace is simply wrong. Instead, we must focus on cultivating an understanding between peoples and nations in order to find non-violent solutions that will benefit us all in the long run.

Nah, why waste time killin' 10 kids when ya can just overthrow the dictators who are doin' all the fightin'? Let's put those women back in their place and get rid of this war problem for good.

No way! I don't think we should ever have to make such a cruel decision. Instead, let's work on understanding each other better and invest in education and creating meaningful dialogue between conflicting sides. Together, we can find ways to prevent war that don't involve hurting innocent children or anyone else for that matter.

"Uhhh not sure if u just got dropped on your head as a kid or what but that's a silly question. And c'mon, I'd like to think my morality is better than allowing me to kill 10 innocent kids even for the sake of ending war."

There is no single right answer to this question, so it would depend on the individual. That said, I believe that killing 10 innocent children in order to end all war goes against my personal beliefs and values. To me, life is a precious gift that should never be taken away from anyone without good reason - even if it means making sure wars do not happen anymore. So, while I may have an intelligent or clever answer for this hypothetical situation, ultimately my conscience will guide me towards preserving human life over waging war any day.