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    Nye’s purpose in the first reading is to try and formulate an accurate definition of technology as he sees the current state of the term, which more or less encompasses only complex machines such as computers, is a far too simplistic way to view what is and is not technology. He briefly runs through a history of what technology meant to different people’s at different times; using a stick as a weapon was a huge technological advancement many thousands of years ago but now technology seems to only

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    Drone Strikes In America

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    long been used to spy on foreign lands, but it is only since 1995 that they have been outfitted with weapons and advanced sensors that make possible the targeted strikes we see today. In the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the resulting War on Terror, the use of drones for attack purposes has increased dramatically. They are designed and used to hunt down individuals or small groups and eliminate them without the need for sending in soldiers. Drone strikes are effective in efficiently

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    Colombia’s civil war between the government and Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) has spanned more than 50 years and caused the death of more than 220,000 people; the disappearance of over 25,000; and, the displacement of almost 6 million. Both government and rebel forces are guilty of significant human rights violations, including kidnapping, rape, torture, maiming, hijacking, and assassination. The result is a bitterly divided nation, tired from war, and searching for a solution

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    Greed: A Short Story

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    pleas for we did not want to start this war for all we wanted see to were our trees. However, little did we know we were still trapped inside ourselves, for as many people we could kill or bury in guilt, we were deprived of one thing that we knew we would never see, Peace. That word was soon yearned, missed, and wished for our future generations wouldn't have a chance at it. Peace. The one thing a man named Martin Luther King soon hoped to achieve. Peace. A war was started that no one could win, for

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    Child soldiers should be given amnesty for what they did in the battlefield. Usually they are all drugged up by their commanders to know what they're doing is wrong. The Geneva Convention does not stipulate the age of criminal responsibility. “The godfather of all human right laws, The Geneva Convention, obliges all states to act on grave breaches of human rights, but does not stipulate the age of criminal responsibility.” If the Geneva Convention does not state the age of criminal responsibility

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    The existence of cyberterrorism has been around since the 1980’s, but defining cyberterrorism has proven to be difficult especially within the United States. Devising a common terminology has been extremely difficult because there have been various published definitions from agencies such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Department of Defense (DoD), The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of Justice (DOJ). Each agency has there own distinct understanding of

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    The British Force, as I mentioned in the powerpoint, During this war, the British force constructed a Militia which is basically a group from the civil population to form a regular army for emergency only and military services such as riots, terrorist attacks.Leaving the many Indian tribes have no other choice but to become involved because the British force was taking over of all their land without actual war being declared. Another combatant was, of course, the french who also saw creating alliances

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    And now for some general rumination. The narrator reflects that "everyone has a moment in history which belongs particularly to him." For the rest of his life, that moment defines reality for him. For Gene, that moment is the war. In his mind, it will always be World War

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    always in constant threat from his commander because in Beah’s book, he explains how dangerous it could be if you disobeyed. Many children were massacred. There are 200,000 children forced into fighting a pointless and unrewarding war. All of them suffer everyday from the war, it’s become all they know.

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    Sameul L. Clemmons,also known as Mark Twain wrote a short story titled, "The War Prayer." In which he talked about a battle soon to be faught, presumably the Spanish/American War. I really liked this essay because of how it relates to today's world and the battles that are faced daily. This short story had a very strong syntax but it was understandable if I payed attention when I read. The imagery was so strong that I could imagine everything that there was a movie playing in my mind. There is such

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