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erastova [34]
3 years ago
7

what does the list of incidents discussed at the ceasefire meeting illustrate about the prevalence of and nature of violence

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Annette [7]3 years ago
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The list of incidents discussed at the CeaseFire meeting show how the prevalence of and nature of violence is widespread. The people discussed range from 12 year-olds to adults. Many of the reasons are for revenge because someone felt wronged. Even mentioned in the list is a CeaseFire colleague who wants to get even for the beating of his two sons. This shows that the desire to pull out a gun is not held by only a small group of individuals. It also shows the importance of this group and it's efforts to mediate disputes.
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