It has been argued that in war there is no winner. I believe this statement to be true. As demonstrated in The Sniper, every side has losses, and some of them were once friends. In The Sniper, the sniper shoots the opposing sniper only to find out, it’s his own brother. During The Irish Civil War many friendships, families and relationships in general were split because of the treaty with England. Many people in that war lost family members because they sided with the opposing side (as shown in The Sniper). This was rather common with other wars as well, for instance; The American Revolution, the American Civil War, and the War on Terrorism (that we are in now). In the American Revolution, some colonists joined with the rebels, while others