Unit 4: Project: What 's worth fighting for?
There is this very dangerous rebel organization that is located in the country of Aggressivia. Aggressivia is an ally of the United States of America. The rebel organization has threatend the United States citizens if we choose to give support to the country of Aggressivia. We have a choice to either raise the taxes to support the military and sending United States soilders into Aggressivia to fight the rebels or to encourage peace.
If the United States of America 's goverment decides to go to war with the very dangerous rebel orginization and support the Aggressivia 's goverment, then we will have to raise the taxes to support the military and for sending United States of America soilders
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If the United States of America 's goverment decides to encourage peace with the very dangerous rebel organization, then we might still be threatend with the launch attacks to kill thousands and thousands of United States citizens. All because we would still be helping the Aggressivia goverment and country. But, if we just promote peace and not war, then we might not get hit with a terroist attack. So, if we help the Aggressivia goverment, then we could help out on making a peace treaty and make more conversation with the rebel leaders and organization. We could also help with making the peace talks more conductive rather than just staying the same.
I think we should encourage peace instead of going to war. If we encourage peace to the very dangerous rebel organization then we will not have to risk thousands and thousands of lives in the United States just because we are ally with the country of Aggressivia. So, I think the best option is to encourage peace because it will help both countrys at the same time. We woud not have to raise the taxes and make the citizens of America mad. We would not have to risk the lives of the America 's soilders. And that is why I think we should encourage peace over going to war with a dangerous
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This is why we need weapons because this world is an unsafe