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The United States has been torn apart with the thought of war. ... How did the September 11th terrorist attack from Afghanistan become a War on Iraq? Is President Bushs desire to fight a war on Iraq related to his fathers problems with Sadaam Hussein ten years ago? ... As with many other topics, Americans have various viewpoints concerning the War on Iraq; Some are pro-war and some are anti-war. ... Since the September 11th, the continuing war threats have greatly slowed the economy. The pro-war argument states that war would boost the nations economy and bring us out of a recession. ... For instance, the only thing that brought this country out of the Great Depression of 1930 was World War II, although many attribute it to Franklin Roosevelts "New Deal". The pro-war activists believe that war will aid our economy since war brings massive spending which will create new jobs. Another point on the pro-war side is that war will bring stability to the Middle East. The people of Iraq are, in a sense, trapped under the dictatorship of Sadaam Hussein and his camp. ... Along with a fear for the people of Iraq, there is a fear for our countrys safety. ... Thus, because of Iraqs assemblance of nuclear weapons and Sadaams possible acquaintance with Osama bin Laden regarding the attacks of 9/11, the pro-war side believes that they must be stopped and war is the only way to do it.
As for the opposing, anti-war side, the economy is already fragile enough. To even think of war at a time when our own country is not stable is atrocious.
Approximate Word count = 1340
Approximate Pages = 5.4
(250 words per page double spaced)
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