... and its futileness. It is a story of an almost wiped out generation that fought for nothing but the principle of hate. It is perhaps the most tragic generation our human records tell of. It bears the overwhelming accent of simple truth that makes you wonder why war still exists. Personally, I would lose my mind if I were suddenly drafted. It is not ... the morality of war, it is the pain a soldier goes through before death. By nature, I am a chicken "a major chicken. I compared the amount of pain from a paper cut with the pain from the stabbing of a knife. Or the shock one would get fro...

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... the horrific deeds that were inflicted upon the Jews during this time. Most people believe today that it was only the Nazi regime that killed and viciously mistreated the Jews. I am going to tell you about a book called Neighbors which show how people of Poland called Poles imposed many indecent and appalling things to the Jews that they have lived with ... that the Germans were in charge in Jedwabne and it was within only their power to do what they pleased with the Jews. Later on in the book there are records of a lot of Germans being in Jedwabne. "There were a substantial number of G...

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