The War in Iraq

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This paper examines the global issues of war and social conflicts and environmental degradation in relation to the war in Iraq. The paper discusses the inequality and inequity of the people living in Iraq and how they, as individuals, suffer from the sociological perspective due to the inequality that exists in today's world.

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"How easy it is to forget as the Christmas lights brighten the paths of our holiday treks to sit down to dinner with family and ensue stuffing the human body with more food in a day than many in the world have accessible for their nutrition in an entire week, or perhaps even month that there are those who in this war with Iraq are not only hungry but homeless, sick, scared and without hope. How easy too it is to forget that there are individuals who will never see a return to full health because their native land has been contaminated with uranium and mustard gas and even if full health did return, the return of their sons and daughters lost in a war against a much stronger ally whom they didn't desire to war against will never return to them."

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