“Never think that war no matter how necessary nor how justified is not a crime”
— Ernest Hemingway
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War often causes harm, suffering, and destruction, even if people believe it is needed or fair. Imagine a person breaking into a house to steal because they need food; they might think they have a good reason, but it's still wrong. In the same way, countries might go to war for what they think are good reasons, but it still results in pain and loss. Throughout history, wars have led to countless deaths, broken families, and ruined cities. When leaders choose war, they should remember the immense cost it brings. So, it's essential to find peaceful solutions whenever possible to avoid the tragedies that war inevitably causes.
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