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Search results 351 - 360 of 564 matching essays
- 351: Littleton
- ... useless imperialistic war, which killed millions of people, which out of that war only came World War II, which killed millions more people. Nevermind all of the other wars, like Vietnam, where American soldiers basically shot anyone in sight, civilian or not. And how many Americans care about all the people who died in the wars above? How many millions of ...
- 352: Real Meaning Of LIfe
- ... known real hunger or suffering or violence or crime. Intellectually, I'm aware that most of human history is about suffering whether it be WWI, WWII, the Korean War, the Vietnam War; or the 1918 influenza epidemic in just this century alone. Intellectually, I know the world doesn't make sense; but I don't feel that way. I expect- almost ...
- 353: The American
- ... different? What are we about to do? Why have we declared war against an unknown enemy? Do we have drugs in the streets even after decades fought against them? Was Vietnam not enough? As if trading sands for a jungle changes the game. We have lost two buildings and countless lives; need we erect a wall with countless names, again? War ...
- 354: Array
- ... Cuba, 100 miles away from Florida. The Space Race was in full force with both Russia and the U.S. in competition to reach the moon. U.S. involvement in Vietnam was in the latter stages with plans to withdraw after the 1964 election. On a trip to Dallas to stir up support for the reelection, the President's auto were ...
- 355: Why Is The World So Diverse Wh
- ... Italy. Democracy against expansionism. In the World War II, again Great Britain and U.S. against Germany, Italy and Japan. In this case it was democracy against Naziism and militarism. Vietnam War was fought "to stop communism from expanding," and to save democracy throughout the world. Words have been used to create different stereotypes about one's ethnicity or religion. Words ...
- 356: Veterans People To Remember
- ... our willing. Without our veterans, we would not enjoy the rights that we so often take for granted. Finally, I hope all of us will honor Men and Women in Vietnam, Revolution, the world wars, and others not mentioned. Everyone should set away some time, for a few moments on Veterans Day, and every day, to remember those millions of service ...
- 357: The Development Of The Prison
- ... North Koreans of brainwashing their prisoners. But most nations have respected the prisoner of war regulations. As a result, millions of prisoners have survived capture. By the end of the Vietnam War, 651 American and thousands of North Vietnamese prisoners of war returned to their own countries. There are various types of institutions that confine convicted lawbreakers or persons awaiting trial ...
- 358: Photojournalists Are Necessary
- ... is it good or bad? It's all a matter of opinion. Well, to some, communism is bad enough to kill a human being over. A chief of police in Vietnam decided he would kill an innocent man who believed communism is the way to live. Well, this doesn't sound so bad. It would if you were there to witness ...
- 359: Karl Marxs Oppinion On Religio
- ... different places at different points in history, with varying degrees of success. In recent years, many Buddhist leaders have lost their influence, and some nations have lost interest in Buddhism. Vietnam and Cambodia have joined China, Mongolia, Tibet, and North Korea as once Buddhistic but now Communist nations. Even as Western ideology (whether in the form of communism or capitalism) has ...
- 360: Journalistic Integrity
- ... with immediately and modestly. The television news station and the magazine were reporting that the U.S. military was using nerve gas to kill American defectors in Laos during the Vietnam War (Koch 1129). The serious faults in reporting were not acknowledged until the U.S. government exposed information that disproved the story. The program and the magazine only then retracted ...
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