Analysis: The World Playing Fair To North Korea
The World Playing Fair To North Koreans
By June Reeve
Have you ever asked yourself, “What can I do to help the world?” The answer to your question is here. You can support North Korean refugees make their escape to the freedom land, where to us, it is called Mongolia. Have you ever heard of the 3-Gen (generation) Law? In the 3-Gen law, if you say something bad about the dictator Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, you, your father/mother, and your grandfather/grandmother can all get sent to prison just because you said something nasty about the dictator! Doesn’t that sound awful? We don’t have that law. Now do you see why we should support their freedom? Many North Koreans have attempted to escape the country. But due to many reinforcements, …show more content…
If everybody had different rights, the world would be chaotic. For example, a U.S. man gets paid $3,000 per month working at a shoe factory, but a North Korean man gets paid only $3 per month for the same job. This can be stressful and can cause people to become ill, or even die. Think about it if you were the American man. Would you care? Most likely not. 7 out of 8 people would care, according to a recent poll. But even though you feel sorry for them, most people don’t take action to do something about it. Now think about if you were the North Korean man. How would you feel? According to the same poll, all people would feel mad. Doesn’t this sound unfair? For North Koreans, the man that gets paid $3 is more like their life. Most of them don’t even have jobs, a home to call their own, or food. Many people starve to death, when we could go to the nearby grocery store. Imagine if this was your life! If I was a North Korean, I would want this kind of …show more content…
As humans, it is our job to all be helpful and supportive of other humans that are exactly like us, but with different nationalities. Although we are all different, we are all humans, and we shouldn’t be treated differently because of our birth place. Humans should all be equal no matter who they are. And doing our job to help North Koreans are a great way to start off their journey to freedom. So fight with us, let’s all help the North Korean
By June Reeve
Have you ever asked yourself, “What can I do to help the world?” The answer to your question is here. You can support North Korean refugees make their escape to the freedom land, where to us, it is called Mongolia. Have you ever heard of the 3-Gen (generation) Law? In the 3-Gen law, if you say something bad about the dictator Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, you, your father/mother, and your grandfather/grandmother can all get sent to prison just because you said something nasty about the dictator! Doesn’t that sound awful? We don’t have that law. Now do you see why we should support their freedom? Many North Koreans have attempted to escape the country. But due to many reinforcements, …show more content…
If everybody had different rights, the world would be chaotic. For example, a U.S. man gets paid $3,000 per month working at a shoe factory, but a North Korean man gets paid only $3 per month for the same job. This can be stressful and can cause people to become ill, or even die. Think about it if you were the American man. Would you care? Most likely not. 7 out of 8 people would care, according to a recent poll. But even though you feel sorry for them, most people don’t take action to do something about it. Now think about if you were the North Korean man. How would you feel? According to the same poll, all people would feel mad. Doesn’t this sound unfair? For North Koreans, the man that gets paid $3 is more like their life. Most of them don’t even have jobs, a home to call their own, or food. Many people starve to death, when we could go to the nearby grocery store. Imagine if this was your life! If I was a North Korean, I would want this kind of …show more content…
As humans, it is our job to all be helpful and supportive of other humans that are exactly like us, but with different nationalities. Although we are all different, we are all humans, and we shouldn’t be treated differently because of our birth place. Humans should all be equal no matter who they are. And doing our job to help North Koreans are a great way to start off their journey to freedom. So fight with us, let’s all help the North Korean