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DiKsa [7]
2 years ago
13

Based on the speech, what are some reasons to feel optimistic about the war against isis?

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1 answer:
irakobra [83]2 years ago
6 0

Some reasons to feel optimistic about the war against Islamic State are:

  • It will help eradicate terrorism.
  • It will act as a reset button as most terrorists in the area will be killed.
  • Eradicating ISIS will set an example to the whole world that is creating menace in the world will lead them to their death.  

<h3>What are positives about the war against ISIS?</h3>

The war against ISIS would be an opportunity to defeat them and eradicate the type of terrorism that they espouse which is violent and uncompromising.

It will also act as a reset button on terrorism in the area that ISIS occupied as the terrorists would be killed which means new terrorists would have to start from scratch.

Also, getting rid of ISIS sends a message to the whole world that any group that causes a menace like ISIS did can be certain of death and annihilation.

Options include:

  • It will help eradicate terrorism.
  • It will act as a reset button as most terrorists in the area will be killed.
  • Eradicating ISIS will set an example to the whole world that is creating menace in the world will lead them to their death.  

In conclusion, all options are correct.

Find out more on the war against ISIS at brainly.com/question/17065640

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