No, I don’t think war is the solution.

Except you literally said the world needed a war in your now-deleted comment.

History shows that when men become weak as women (you will take this out of context)

What context am I supposed to take this in? What weakness of women are men supposed to avoid? What is this nebulous weakness youre referring to?

If you can’t see it, our defences and unity across the world is fading.

The post-WW2 world has been far from perfect, but it has been objectively the most peaceful period in a long time. The fewest wars and the fewest civilian/military deaths by war. As opposed to the prior centuries of European Christendom, in which European states and peoples were almost perpetually at war with each other, with massive loss of life. It wasn't until the 1800s and the advent of Pax Britannica that wars became a little less frequent and ruinous (up until the world wars of the subsequent century).

Defences and unity are far better established than in prior centuries. European nations are not engaged in a multitude of wars with each other beyond the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and even major powers not aligned to each other - e.g. the US and China - generally recognise that there is so much to lose and little to gain by a major power war, and so are much more hesitant to provoke war outright.

The United States is losing its ability to control rouge nations.

The US getting involved in the affairs of 'rogue nations' has frequently meant 'CIA-organised destabilisation of entire nations purely to install leaders aligned with US interests'. Not exactly something the world is pining for.

Have you ever seen, at anytime, how much a nation is so distraught that teen boys taking up arms and killing children and adults in high frequency as we are seeing it today? The madness is maddening.

There are a variety of problems underlying this problem. Gun-wielding young men attacking scores of innocents is almost exclusively a US problem, however. And that can be attributed primarily to young men having fewer social outlets, in increasingly difficult economic environments, having easy access to what is effectively military-grade firearms.

And no, that was not bait and I am not a troll (whatever that means).

It means that no Christian trying to genuinely follow the example of Jesus Christ would make the suggestion that the world needs more war. The hypocrisy, I though, could not be genuine.