As the years go by it becomes not harder but easier to live in peace and goodwill among ourselves; and I firmly believe that it will also become not harder but easier to dwell in peace and friendship with the other nations of the earth.
Roosevelt expresses optimism about the increasing ease of living in peace and goodwill among diverse peoples, both domestically and internationally.
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