If you are willing to go to war, are you ready to eat iron?

War does not produce food.
It produces weapons, ammunition, destroyed homes, and disrupted lives.

Iron can be used to build things or protect people.
But you cannot eat iron.

Choosing war means accepting the possibility of losing the ordinary things that make life peaceful—good food, a safe home, and the simple freedom to live each day normally.

So ask yourself:

If war is the choice, are you really prepared for what comes after?

I would rather live in a world where people can eat good food every day and simply live in peace.

There is no need to turn our food into iron.