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      <title>I believe this part of the text explains very clearly what the author thinks about war.</title>
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      <description>This is how Viet Than Nguyen sees war through the lens of society. The author explains how there are two or more ways to look at war. If you are victorious you will see war as glorious and as a sacrifice, and even as a necessity for a greater good. But on the other hand if you lose everything in the war it will become a living hell. American society can look at war like a thrilling and full of adventure real life tale. But in reality war is hell as the author has stated before. I can explain this idea that many American have by criticizing the media that sells war as an amazing thing where stories of courage and honor are forged. The reality is that there is no good way to look at war. Not even if you are the one who gets to end it.</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 28 Nov 2016 16:29:04 -0500</pubDate>
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