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      <title>War</title>
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      <description>Nquyen writes about how Americans and other individuals across the globe take interest and enjoyment in war stories. Although war is terrifying and brings death and sadness, our country tends to only look at the good that comes out of it. Our society has accepted war as a common thing. I believe that our country has experienced war as an everyday occurrence and as a way to cope with the mess it makes, and the media portrays war in a positive light. The author also mentions how various war stories get left out. America has never really experienced war as a whole. Every battle is everywhere but our backyards. As a result, we can't understand the harsh experiences and effects refugees or immigrants go through as a war story, yet these are the true war stories. We need to see how gruesome war is when it hits home and how awful it can be to have the ability to move masses of people out of their country.</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 28 Nov 2016 16:41:09 -0500</pubDate>
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