Why do people risk there own lives just to stay alive in war time ?

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True [87]2 years ago

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People risked their own lives just to stay alive in war time because of their "political ideology." It was common for people to go to war, especially men, because it was deemed important in order to have social order in the society. This was also partly because of "pride" and "patriotism" to one's country which was common long time ago. They risked their own lives, not because they wanted to live but because they wanted their families to be protected and to continue living. Besides this, there were also laws (the draft) which strictly orders men to join the war whether they like it or not.

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