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    in number each year with over two hundred thousand children in active duty today. Within those numbers, the children commit crimes like the torture of prisoners of war and civilians, and even other child soldiers. Even though child soldiers

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    Death is a destination humans all share; some taking a faster route by choice and others begrudgingly bound to arrive. In war the situations are often kill or be killed. It does not matter who the opponent is because according to Thomas Hardy " curious war is! / You shoot a fellow down / You'd treat if met where any bar is,” (Hardy 17-19). The casualties in The Men He Killed by Thomas Hardy and The Man I Killed by Tim O’Brien depict this situation and the trauma that they embed in the survivors

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    Book Review of I Am Number Four "I look for any sort of color, any movement, any wind that might blow across the land. But there is nothing. The entire landscape is a monochromatic patch of grey and black." The Mogadorians attacked their planet when the nine Garde were so young they can hardly remember it, or being gathered together, placed on a ship and sent away to earth for protection while they grew up and their planet was destroyed. These nine Garde had special powers called legacies that they

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    The mind is kept in sync by the existence of order and chaos. People must realize that without both forces, humans would live in n unbalanced reality. John Knowles' message in A Separate Peace is that all humans strive to achieve order in a chaotic world, without realizing how their search is futile, because they are trying to fight against reality; an impossible task. Gene attempts to understand how Finny achieves harmony in his life, but his efforts only lead to personal self-destruction.

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    wife and my older son moved away. I come home with a missing limb and crutches by my side. Apparently, my wife was very ill while I was in the war and she died a month before I returned. Its like my whole world turn upside down. My wife died, my son moved away, and the war. In the war, I was a doctor for the Confederates. I really didn't want to go to war in the first place but they needed me. I haven't been practicing medicine for very long but they needed every doctor they could get. I was apart

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    Child soldiers have and still are a big problem in our world. These children suffer everyday from the pain and torture they experienced at war. Most child soldiers are drugged and are not aware of what they are doing. They were involuntarily chosen to commit terrible crimes and were threatened if they did not do otherwise. Many are terrified of these threats. Although many say that child soldiers will never change, they will never change if we never help them. These child soldiers should not be prosecuted

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    fighters, cooks, spies, suicide bombers, etc. However, many people today are questioning whether we should prosecute these child soldiers for their war crimes, or give them amnesty. The question of whether or not to prosecute these children is intrinsically linked to the way we lawfully handle situations, and how we see these children after their war crimes. As a result, this matter is an extremely contentious one and has allured a lot of discussion. This essay will review some of the disputations

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    Orson Scott Card's novel Ender's Game shows what our society would be like if the government went back on their promise to leave children out of war. Aside from genocide one of the main human rights issues in Enders game is the use of child soldiers. During my research I learned that child soldiers are still a very real thing in today's modern world in fact there are over 300,000 child soldiers worldwide according to my New York times source, although it does not cross many people's minds using children

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    Letters Hodgman Summary

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    Hodgman’s letters were very descriptive and offered a view of the soldier’s experiences, specifically in the attitude of soldiers toward sacrifice and death on the battlefield. July 16th, Hodgman wrote a letter to his brother after the battle about the onslaught of the artillery saying, “all the protection we had was a slight barricade of rails after it had passed over us the other would strike in front and ricochet over us.” He drew images of where the regiment was being barraged from and what they

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    Many children in poor countries are subjected to the iniquities of war. They are subjected and subordinated to being nothing more than just soldiers. In Catholic Social Teaching, Catholics are edified that a just society includes principles such as the dignity of a human being and the care for God’s Creations. The utilization of child soldiers is a very mundane practice in low economic countries going through events like war and civil conflict. The involution of this situation is very arduous for

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