DVD Review: Why We Fight (2005)

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“WHY WE FIGHT asks every day American people on the streets why they think we fight and the answers themselves are not so much shocking as the uniformity of the answers is. When asked why we fight, most said, “Freedom,” a blanket response that only further makes the general American public come off as puppets on the hands of their government.”

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