Make love not war
This page is about the saying "Make love not war"
Possible meaning:
1) Sex between people is better than fighting between countries. 2) Peace is better than war.
Origin: American student slogan of the 1960s, then mainly used by those opposed to the American War in Vietnam. It subsequently featured in John Lennon's song Mind Games (1973); and has since been used by those opposed to the American War in Iraq and war in general.
Variety
This is typically used in American English but may be used in other varieties of English too.
See Saying of the Day today
Contributor: Josef Essberger