Read this excerpt from "Not a Dove, But No Longer a Hawk." Despite these misgivings, I do not see how we can do anything but con
tinue to prosecute the war. We can and should limit the violence and the suffering being inflicted on the civilians as much as possible, but for whatever reasons, successive Administrations in Washington have carried the commitment in Vietnam to the point where it would be very difficult to prevent any precipitate retreat from degenerating into a rout. If the United States were to disengage from Vietnam under adverse conditions, I believe that the resulting political and psychological shockwaves might undermine our entire position in Southeast Asia. Which statement best describes the paradox in this excerpt? The author acknowledges that civilians should not suffer, but states that the civilians must retreat. The author suggests that the administrators in Washington are busy making polices while overlooking the need to end the war. The author acknowledges that the violence should stop, but admits that a retreat might have dire consequences. The author suggests that the Vietnamese people are counting on US support, though their political ideals are not democratic.
Answer/Explanation (This is my opinion but you can switch it around for your opinion)
It is possible to have too much! Like chocolate everyone likes chocolate but sometimes too much can make you feel sick, a good thing always has something bad that comes with it if you use/have too much of the good thing!
1. Despite what is depicted in popular culture, Frankenstein is the name of the creature's creator. 2. The Italian physician Luigi Galvani demonstrated that nerve impulses have an electrical basis. He is also widely known as the father of bioelectromagnetics. 3. The stranger ask Robert Walton where the ship is headed before boarding the ship.