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Holocaust Persuasive Speech
In the early 1940’s many of innocent jews, people with other regions, homosexuals, and anyone who Hitler did not like were suffering,starving,and being killed by Adolf Hitler and his terrifying followers known by the Nazi’s. In the 1940’s we hesitated to help those innocent people surfing from the holocaust and we are repeating that. Now we are hesitating to help the Syrian’s who are innocent and are being killed daily when they did nothing. We don’t want the holocaust to happen but yet we allow it and still use the same foolish attitude we did during the holocaust. If we don’t help a lot more innocent Syrians could be killed and they could possibly take advantage of their power and start taking people from not just Syria. Millions of people …show more content…
My first reason is many innocent people are losing their lives in Syria due to the outrageous war that has been happening since 2011. An example is in the article it says over 100 thousands of Syrian citizens have been killed since 2011. Another reason is while families try to escape the growling civil war they are loosing their lives in transit. Another example is a 3 year old kid drowned trying to flee with his Syrian family. My final reason is Syrians are starting to suffer and die from cold and sickness. My final example is a lot of Syrian refugees are severely suffering from flu, pneumonia, diseases, and Syrians say it won’t be long before a young Syrian child freezes to death. Even after the events of the holocaust we still hide and don't help with the Syrian refugees who are desperately dying off and seek our …show more content…
One reason is countries wont help and Syrians are starving. One example is after they events in the holocaust countries still won’t help the Syrians and they are starving and have limited water. Another reason is Syrian refugees are starting to freeze and are running low on resources. Another example is families huddle around fires while other Syrians are out searching for extra items such as blanket and anything to keep warm because they are in desperate need for our help. My final reason is now kids are starting to die and freeze. An example is kids are drowning trying to flee with their parents and some Syrians say it won’t be much longer until a child freezes to death. These innocent Syrians are starving and kids are drowning because we still have not got are act together and learned from they events of the holocaust.
Innocent people are being seriously killed, innocent Syrians are being obligated from their original Syrian homes and forced into camps,innocent Syrians are continuously starving, and this proves the world has not yet learned from they events of the holocaust. We still continue to do the events of the holocaust this is a serious issue and it’s about time we take time to help and step up to the plate.nBased on the things proved in my essay you can see the holocaust is alive and children

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