The Reason for Going to War

Reasons for participation Since the start of the Iraq War, 8,243 civilians, 11,000 Iraqi soldiers and 642 Allied soldiers have died. One day, 39,750 bombs were dropped since the occupation began, since the American soldiers were killed, it costed 117 billion dollars. And weapons of mass destruction were not found. This is why President George Bush wants to go to war. He said "Americans and our friends and allies can not live under the sympathy of an illegal regime threatening peaceful weapons."

If you do not think war is absolutely wrong, deciding whether to participate in war is often a balance between avoiding the cause of war and the cause of war. The next two sections on "sovereignty" and "international law" are examples of balanced behavior in making this decision. If sovereignty is never respected, the country will always interfere with each other's problems, which will be dangerous and chaotic and unstable. If you think that your family seems to be your own little country, you can ask the house to say how other completely different families should behave to you, or how your life will be I can imagine whether I will keep going home.

Since the birth of mankind, war has become an active part of civilization. Sometimes more selfish reasons, sometimes wars are used for more "noble" purposes. Whatever the reasons, humans can find reasons to participate in war at any time, but the price is as high as human, why humans always rely on war. - Buddha once said, "This is not his own enemy or enemy, it is human's own heart, and I encourage him to go to evil way." In my opinion, people are inherently evil, and he is succumbing to corruption in human society. I think human beings have the ability to distinguish between good and evil based on factors learned from other people in the surroundings. From the beginning, humans have accumulated power through communities, political parties, villages, and so forth.

As long as there is a reason for humans to fight each other, the war memorabilia or 'trunk art' will exist in some way. Of course, over time, the earliest objects colliding will lose contact with their original manufacturing reasons. Let's see the interesting history of this article. In the beginning of the 18th century, the tradition of making souvenirs during wartime began on a large scale and continued to this day in contemporary conflict. During the early 19th century and the Napoleonic war, about 100,000 French soldiers were occupied by British forces and placed in a huge cabin. Over the years these prisoners of war remain on board and do not do anything with each other. They make grooved artwork using their own food, hair, clothing bones. The common navigational theme runs through artworks made by Napoleon's prisoners of war