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Monday, March 3, 2014

WE may Think That, but try to Convince THEM Otherwise...

After seeing Robert's post, Violence is Never the Answer, I was interested. I realized that this is one subject matter that can be viewed from a few different standpoints. First, the Central African Republic standpoint. Although they may think this ethnic cleansing of the Muslims is right, and yes, in ours and many others' opinion, we think that it is a terrible idea and why would you ever do that. Subsequently, we think that this is downright awful and that we shouldn't have to deal with others disturbing the balance or having others being jerks to other ethnicities.

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  1. AnonymousMarch 4, 2014 at 11:19 AM

    If you saw while reading Roberts post I commented on it and never thought about the Central African Republic standpoint. With that being said I still think it is an awful thing to do but it does give some reason why the monks are doing this. I also looked at this article on the Fox News sight and found out that the state security forces do intervene and protect fleeing Muslims. I also found out that around 125,000 people were forced from their homes last year by these attacks.

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