Violence in Sports Sports in this day and age contain a lot of violence, there are a few main sports that contain a lot of violence. ... Still, some people feel that football contains a lot of violence or to much. ... If violence is a problem, and you disagree with it, simply you don't have to play the sport, you can just watch it on television, still if that's to extreme for you change the channel. When it comes to violence in sports, rugby takes it all. ... These sports in general have excess amounts of violence, but these sports would not be the same without this content of ...

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Col. in the army, who now talks to groups about children and violence. ... As the author says, children are almost "trained" in violence. ... Also I think that some children don't realize the finality of violence. ... Finally, the links between violence in the media and the behaviour of children have been the subject of many studies. From the "CNN Top Stories" web site, I found that US President Bill Clinton said just yesterday that, "We know that extreme, consistent, persistent exposure of children to violence desensitizes them to the impact of their own behaviour. ...

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It is erroneous to use violence against a people due to religious differences. ... And to base a war on dissimilarity is extreme. ... Another reason where an act of violence is not justified is the use of force to acquire ownership of land or structures. ... In my opinion, we all have the right to a space as equal as another's, however the use of violence is not necessarily the correct option to elucidate this problem. ... I also find it irreputable to use violence for total control of a people or any political position. ...

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Violence is one of the tools that the illegal armed forces use to obtain power by generating fear. ... From the beginning these two groups have imposed themselves in society through violence, "during the past four decades, over 200,000 have lost their lives and more than three million have been forced from their homes by violence or intimidation" (Howe 1). ... Howe talks about his girlfriend's personal experience and how not only did the guerrilla use violence against the citizens and their opponents, but also within their organization. ... After going through all this experienc...

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Is their Glory in War? War is defined as a struggle or competition between opposing forces or for a particular end. It also carries along this preconceived notion as horrible, dreadful, last resort type of situation. War is something you cry about and when you watch the footage on television it...

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We have already seen an extreme rise in gas and oil prices as a result of the war with Iraq right here in Canada, many people are barely surviving in order to pay the ridiculous bills. ... War affects everybody directly or indirectly and that alone should be motivation enough to bring the violence to an end. ...

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6.8 million people residing around the world, including, three million children, are in need of sustenance. They need somewhere stay, a place to call home, and parents in desperate need to find food for there children and them selves. People all over the world live in poverty, many children around t...

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As the book continues to document what happened to the men O"Brien fought alongside, the reader continues to notice the peculiar way men change when faced with extremes. ... Instead of skimming the lethal surface of war's companions (violence, hatred, blood, etc.) ...

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