Argumentative Essay On Friday The Thirteenth Terrorism

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On Friday the Thirteenth terrorist killed more than one hundred citizens. There were shootings and bombing, one hundred people were taken hostage at paris theatre and over two hundred were injured. Several attackers died while several more were arrested in Belgium. They were scared and shocked by the way the terrorist keep attacking places. Their response was upsetting, they want to stop all of the killings, shootings, and bombings, they do not want paris to start a war that will have the entire world destroyed.

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