Peace with impunity will mean more war, as the victims of the kidnapping, racketeering and murdering (or their surviving relatives) will want their revenge, just as they did after the government forgave M19's crimes.
In the (unlikely) case this agreement is approved, it wouldn't surprise me if it leads to a coup. And that's a rare thing in Colombia, one of the oldest democracies in the world and a country where the last coup attempt took place in the 19th century.
You come across as one of those well-to-do Colombians who had the privilege of avoiding the draft through the purchase of a libreta militar, am I right? You don't want this war to end but you sure as heck won't risk your own neck to fight against the enemy that you so viciously despise. Let other Colombians from less affluent families keep fighting your war while you get your passport and your VISA ready to jump ship if things get a little too hairy for you.
Many of the victims actually want the want the war over with no revenge in mind, as you can see in many posts going viral through the country (https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=947235368719875&id=100...)
They want to run things with the army, with the US army and billions coming in from Plan Colombia etc. They don't want to let people vote or campaign, they'd prefer the FARC control a few departments in the south and they rule by force in the rest of the country.
Thanks for making things clear. You don't see this kind of clarity in the US, where liberals say FARC wants violence and other nonsense.