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      <title>In the comment below, I explain my interpretation on what the reading was about. I also bring up recent situations that happened in the world we live in today.</title>
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      <description>I believe that Viet speaks on how outsiders interpret war stories. They basically disconnect themselves from the war by creating what happened into a story / fairytale. I think that Viet is completely right; for example, this whole situation with the new president Donald Trump has the whole world shaken up. We have to realize that enough of us voted for him and now that they see how much corruption he has brought to the world just by winning we feel guilty. This is just one example. As a child, I was never taught how much wars impacted the people. I was only told about how we either won or lost and it was always for the greater good. Till this day, I still feel as if I was cheated from learning my history and the little history I was taught was extremely biased.</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 28 Nov 2016 16:30:32 -0500</pubDate>
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