Foreign affair essay
Kai Chu
Dr.Moore
English 1301 – S85
18 November 2014
Protect Human rights in North Korea People would often say things like: “Let them solve their own problems” or “we need to mind our own business first before anything…” But what they don’t understand is that that North Korea has camps that are consist of human abuse. These people are tortured and treated at a level of hell. When I first heard about the place people are living in camp 14, it gives me passion to become a fighter, who stands up against anything that violates human rights. It shouldn’t matter if those people live across the globe. As long as they are human, they should be treated with respect because everyone is created with equal amount of rights and no one can take them away. If we don’t made any decision to end this type of camp in North Korea, there will be more people that will be torture and slaughter.
Conservatives said that we should stay away from foreign affair due to the fact that we have our own problems. So we need to mind our own business before sticking our nose into other country. They want to let foreign country to solve their own problems. For example, we have our own people that are struggling financially like people living on the street and people that are jobless. They argues that these funds that goes into helping other country comes from American citizens, so logically it should be used for American citizens and not other country. It’s like if Andy gives Jon a piece of candy, shouldn’t Jon gives Andy something back in the future? They also suggest that since we are already in a huge debt, so why bother to increase it even more? Also what if all other countries are getting tired of waiting for their money and on top of that they see us giving money away. Of course they will get even more mad thinking that we are pushing their limits. While it’s needlessly to say that all of those arguments aren’t true, I want to point out a couple of things. First, even though we have our
Dr.Moore
English 1301 – S85
18 November 2014
Protect Human rights in North Korea People would often say things like: “Let them solve their own problems” or “we need to mind our own business first before anything…” But what they don’t understand is that that North Korea has camps that are consist of human abuse. These people are tortured and treated at a level of hell. When I first heard about the place people are living in camp 14, it gives me passion to become a fighter, who stands up against anything that violates human rights. It shouldn’t matter if those people live across the globe. As long as they are human, they should be treated with respect because everyone is created with equal amount of rights and no one can take them away. If we don’t made any decision to end this type of camp in North Korea, there will be more people that will be torture and slaughter.
Conservatives said that we should stay away from foreign affair due to the fact that we have our own problems. So we need to mind our own business before sticking our nose into other country. They want to let foreign country to solve their own problems. For example, we have our own people that are struggling financially like people living on the street and people that are jobless. They argues that these funds that goes into helping other country comes from American citizens, so logically it should be used for American citizens and not other country. It’s like if Andy gives Jon a piece of candy, shouldn’t Jon gives Andy something back in the future? They also suggest that since we are already in a huge debt, so why bother to increase it even more? Also what if all other countries are getting tired of waiting for their money and on top of that they see us giving money away. Of course they will get even more mad thinking that we are pushing their limits. While it’s needlessly to say that all of those arguments aren’t true, I want to point out a couple of things. First, even though we have our
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