I think that, there are many reasons in order to create a war. Thay can be antything. In deed, there are many posibilities to attack against a country that is considered the enemy. According to the text, I don't think that geography really has an important role in a war, beacuse I consider this only has a way to attack.
In Iraq's situation, I can realised that geography is quiet important, because of the desert, to the enemy it is a good way to go past and then attacks. But, it is not the only way that they can do damage. I think weapons are more danger than geography. Actually, I reckon that every single thing wich is made by humans are more dangerous than everything else.
So, what can we do? or, what can we think about this issue? Normally, we don't think about this topic, and it is interesting to get opinions about it.
The end.
R.
It is really important, but I would like to see a war in a desert place, with no people or citizens involved. Can you imagine that? or even better, Can you imagine a world with no wars?
ResponderEliminarLove ya!
I also agree with both of you, geography determines the way of attacking, but it does not prevent a war. Moreover, technology has made this work easier.
ResponderEliminarThe most harmful things of a war are violence and weapons, not geography.