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What World Do We Live In?

Why we need to come together in time of tragedy

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What World Do We Live In?
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The world we live in is cruel. It is evil. It is unforgiving and unfair. We witness to much tragedy, and to much blood shed on our own soil. The world we live in is not a nice one, but we wish it was. Parents wish they didn't have to worry about the safety of their children as they walk out of the door. People in general wish they didn't have to worry about their loved ones as we explore, and see different things in life.

What I do wish is in this time of complete distress, that America, communities, and human beings come together to fight back evil. Fight for our right to live in peace, and without a mass shooting almost everyday. In this time of need I hope we choose the right officials, and president to lead us to a solution to this terrible problem. I hope in the future what we do find is a reason to why people do this. A solution to why people do this. And help to all the family and friends who have already lost someone to this uncontroble violenece.

This may be one of my shortest articles I've writen, but there are only a few words to describe what is effecting our country.

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