Consider_War

Consider War Consider war. I never really thought deeply about war, until it affected my family. With my husband currently deployed, the war in Iraq has brought up almost every question C. Wright Mills discussed in The Sociological Imagination. All the wars the United States has fought in have created personal problems regarding moral issues that relate to what you believe. The war we are currently fighting, although many say it is not a war, has placed moral strains on many soldiers and their families. These men and women have voluntarily enlisted in the military, but many did so before war took place, they never dreamed they would be leaving their families to travel to the other side of the world to defend our country, from Iraq. Many questions have been addressed about the legitimacy of the war in Iraq, and rightfully so. Why are we fighting the enemy, in their country' Why did we invade Afghanistan, several times' At one point, there were no more targets to bomb in Afghanistan; the rubble was being bombed to dust. I honestly do not see the point in these attacks, over and over again, war, iraq, money, country, united, states, soldiers, should, fighting, being, children, women, state, right, point, own, over, one, military, men, issues, family, every, completely, believe, afghanistan, thanking, survive, question, portion, police, out, offering, never, moral