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... This was not the outcome of a strange technical difficulty, but an act of hate by the talliban, a group of Iraqis against Americans and the American government. These people did not merely target the leaders of the United States, but ended the lives of brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, cousins, and children on these planes and in these buildings. At first, people were inclined to believe that killing all of the Iraqis would bring an end to the fear and the hurt brought about by the terrorist events of September 11th. However, it was after some time and thought that many people in the United States realized that killing others will not bring back our dead. Just as the terrorist attacks killed our brothers and sisters, war would kill someone else’s, likely someone not even involved with the acts of hatred that wounded the United States on that September morning. Therefore, many groups have taken a stance against the war in Iraq.
The Vietnam War era was a pivotal time in our country when protests for peace came about. Today, many groups are taking a stance against the war in Iraq. One such group is the PAOW (People against oppression and war). ... paow. ... The individuals in this organization address the fact that war will not only be harmful to the United States but also affects other countries other than the U. ... Some people in this organization point out that it is not the duty of the leaders of the United States to make decisions on war that will effect the world as a whole. Just as a select group of members, the talliban decided to put their whole nation in danger as well as harm the United States, the president is “deaf to the population” and acting as “president of this planet” rather than the president of a country by initiating a war that will take on causalities around the world (http://www.
Approximate Word count = 1361
Approximate Pages = 5.4
(250 words per page double spaced)
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