War is bad, very bad. The government sends people, ready or not When the soldiers go, they always say, “I’ll be back,” and then they leave, but they return with a bunch of friends all being carried dead in body bags. So now you know about the people who left in clothes and came back in hearses. But when there is peace, we are all free to come and go in friendship.
Jesse Peskin-Hornstein,
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War is bad, very bad. The government sends people, ready or not When the soldiers go, they always say, "I'll be back," and then they leave, but they return with a bunch of friends all being carried dead in body bags. So now you know about the people who left in clothes and came back in hearses. But when there is peace, we are all free to come and go in friendship.
Jesse Peskin-Hornstein, age 12
Berkeley, California
