Question Number 1

Rating: 8/10 (11 January 2010)

#1. The Russian roulette was very much like going to war. When you go to war, if you're there long enough you're bound to come back scarred emotionally, physically, or psychologically. you can't be at war and it not have some sort of effect with you. Same goes for Russian roulette; if you play the game long enough, you're going to die. When it come to patriotism, in almost all wars one is going to fight for a reason to defend & fight for their country. In Vietnam, the war was so ambiguous that when the soldiers came back, they were tormented not only by their own thoughts but by the thoughts and opinions of fellow Americans who had no problem expressing themselves.