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      <title>War is confusing.</title>
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      <description>Genuinely, when one hears about a war they sympathize with the ones unwillingly enduring the sufferings that follow. However, in our modern society, although a person may compose of sentiments as described above, the person doesn't refrain from watching movies or reading about a war. 
It is the action-packed dramatic nature of artistic works that draw a person's attention. The mere reality of going to war is shadowed by the author. The irony is that even though one may not personally support war, that person tremendously contributes to war efforts. On one hand, a person sympathizes with the victims of a war, whereas on the other hand, the person promotes the artwork produced after a war. It is saying as if &quot;you shouldn't go to war&quot; but &quot;I will purchase books about war&quot;; an idea that rather promotes war for economic reasons. This is why war is confusing. We know that war is hell, but we never fail to promote war due to our inability to stay away from books and movies about war. This is also an example of how war is woven into the fabrics of our society.</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 12 Oct 2015 09:47:10 -0400</pubDate>
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