Response To 'Going After Cacciato'

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ed, as “Night March” as Chapter 31 of “Going After Cacciato;” “Night March” includes a little transformed line of the song “Billie Boy.” The “Billie Boy” song was one of the songs that soldier Paul Berlin (among other tactics) used in the story “Night March – Going after Cacciato” to try to put aside his fears of war by singing in his mind to himself the lyrics of songs. I think war matters are very delicate and the present president of the U. S. A. should be very careful not to start one. I have known a lot of veterans and unfortunately, they came back from war with their mind messed up which does not let them to live a normal life. Mental treatments seem not to work out or maybe they will take almost the rest of their lives to get at least some recovering, but they will not be the same again. My nice had to leave a boyfriend because he did not act normally. He had witnessed when the enemies threw a bomb inside a thank killing …show more content…
I got very sad when Donald Trump won since it made me realize that voters were not smart enough to notice that this candidate will not give importance to the planet health environment and to be very careful to not incite a war. It was not hard to notice that Donald Trump would try to ignore these two issues to favor the rich oil companies and arms business by removing control as Bush did with the bankers that provoked the meltdown. I always have liked to watch the news but now I sometimes avoid them because to see Donald Trump makes my stomach burn.
I have heard that most professors also dislike this president. I suppose he won because the wealthy voted for him to demand his favors to grow their fortunes even bigger. It is not enough to be a billionaire to lead a nation, it is indispensable to have a great politics knowledge and much more. The chaos in the White House is
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