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Make love not war 

Coined by the hippie generation in the 1960's. It's real meaning is that love and yes sex is better than war. No one ever died from love.

people have been trying to basterdize the hippies since they started but no hippie ever took a life and this saying is as meaningful now as ever with all the war we are having.
John believes in the saying make love not war.
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make love not war 

A bullshit hippy catchphrase trying to get people to fuck their wives instead of killing people. Obviously, these people are unaware that there are plenty of prostitutes in wherever the war is occuring, willing to give sucky sucky for as little as ten dolla, or even five dolla. The hookers are better because they love you long time, unless you are muy beau coup.

I started an arguement somewhere in here and forgot what the fuck I was talking about.
make love not war by Gumba Gumba April 12, 2004

Make war not love 

To make war not love, you are saying that you encourage war and support it.

This doesn't mean that these people have love. They are people not afraid to go on the line of duty for their country.
Republican: Lets make war not love!
Democrat: Im scared of everything; including the sun.
Republican: Which is why the 2 greatest Presidents were both repbulicans
Make war not love by TacoMann May 26, 2009

Make love, not warcraft 

An episode of south park which the kids try to stop a player on warcraft who is killing everbody and they kill boars for alot of weeks.
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