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 Causes of Disputes: Lie. Not being a good companion. Treason.
Omitting important details in certain cases.
Ana Laura (12) from Uruguay
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I resolve disputes by setting things
straight and letting them know ''violence'' don't solve anything . No I don't
avoid people that I disagree with. At most, I talk with them and try to encounter
being on a hostile side and I try to make things work . Yes I think that
lsitening to what others want and need really help, it gives you a beneficial
way of helping them and making them feel good. I think a third person does
help because their opinions may be valuable and can solve a problem as our
samoan ancestors say ''aua le tauga le fua o le moa ae lei fua'' meaning
never speak of what has happen. Dimary from American Samoa
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 Well with my family they can easily get along with one
of my friends, because they're the kinds that would accept anyone , not by
their judgements, whether their black, or white, but for how a person is
inside. By who the person is, and by what true being she/he really is. As
for my friends they truly share the same circumstances. Excepting anyone
by who they are , and by what they are ..... inside... Well, as a matter
of fact I never find myself stuck between two arguments, because we aren't
like that, we accept a person for who they are inside. If I were to choose,
I would have never choose either because I don't want to backstab my friend
nor my family, because I've been with them for a very long time. And that
it wouldn't be fair if I were to chose one of them.Cause it will either hurt
one of them real bad..... Lasitausaafia from American Samoa
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