Discursive practice as a state military and civil procedure for preventing lethal wars

 

 

Discursive practice as a state military and civil procedure for the prevention of lethal wars is the free participation of interested social subjects in the ethical assessment and discussion of socially significant actions of other social subjects.

Discursive practice may be carried out by government bodies and citizens in the form of forums, state, scientific, expert and public councils, open communication, and may also be reflected in the media and other information and communication resources.

The personal ethical assessment of any social subject can be changed only by him personally an unlimited number of times in the course of discursive practice.

Discourses are continuous in nature and ensure the education of nravstvennorality of social subjects, social justice and civil peace, form private norms regulating the behavior of social subjects, carry out the prevention of lethal wars and deprofessionalization (stupefaction, loss of intellectual superiority over the enemy) of military administrative, scientific and pedagogical personnel, specialists of the military-industrial complex.

Discursive practices are dynamic, subjective and cannot be the basis for holding social subjects participating in them liable in accordance with current legislation.